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Severe Weather Awareness Week
You've probably heard that lightning can't strike the same place more than once, but is that a myth or a fact?Myth - lightning can strike the same place more th → Read More
SC Severe Weather Awareness Week; Preparing ahead of time for severe weather
Are you prepared for the severe weather season? This week is South Carolina Severe Weather Awareness Week.Amber and William Kintz have only lived in Mount Plea → Read More
La Nina keeps Lowcountry warm; the impacts to crops if there is a sudden cold snap
If you feel like it has been warmer than normal, you're right.There were only six days in February when temperatures in Charleston were below average. → Read More
SEWE: Disc Dog & Sheep and duck herding demos all weekend
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) this weekend has a variety of events and demonstrations with something for everyone to enjoy. Some are more unique t → Read More
SNEAK PEEK: Learn how to fly fish with Orvis at SEWE this weekend
ABC News 4's Charistin Clark got a hands-on demonstration on how to fly fish with fly fishing instructor David Hance Thursday.You can check out Orvis' condensed → Read More
Building back history: Pine Tree Hotel construction underway
The Pine Tree Hotel is being restored after flames destroyed the remnants in April of 2021. → Read More
Vaisala lightning report released; St. George named lightning capital of SC for 2022
Lightning- it is powerful, unpredictable and potentially very dangerous. → Read More
Boeing, United Airlines celebrate purchase of up to 200 new Boeing widebody planes
United Airlines has announced the historic purchase of up to 200 new Boeing widebody planes. It is the largest widebody aircraft order by a U.S. carrier in comm → Read More
Climate Prediction Center forecasts drier, warmer Lowcountry winter
The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) released its 2022-23 U.S Winter Outlook in late October. → Read More
Flooding on James Island leaves residents concerned; improvements to come to basin
Concerns continue to grow over the flooding taking place on a portion of James Island. → Read More
Colleton County farm faces supply issues due to labor shortage, increase in prices
Keegan-Filion Farm in Colleton County was originally started in the 1930s by Annie Filion's grandfather to raise crops. → Read More
'I would do it again': Veterans receive letters of appreciation from community
Herman Sanders and Jerry Roberts are just two veterans being shown appreciation this upcoming Veteran's Day.“I served and I served my country well. I did my par → Read More
Old Charleston Jail renovation to bring tour area, office & event spaces
Bringing Charleston's history to the 21st century.The historic Old Charleston Jail has been under construction for just over a year, and the developer has big p → Read More
'HeatWatch' heat study shows certain Charleston neighborhoods are hotter than others
Charleston was chosen to participate in a heat study conducted by NOAA and the CDC called "HeatWatch.""HeatWatch" is a study to see which neighborhoods are hott → Read More
Proposed Dollar General store brings mixed feelings out of Edisto Island community
A Dollar General store could be coming to Edisto Island. Residents have mixed feelings about the idea."It's a beautiful drive from the bridge to the beach. We'r → Read More
First responder suicide rates increase; firefighter support team offers services to help
September is Suicide Awareness Month and first responder suicide rates have increased.Firefighters are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty, → Read More
City to buy Goose Creek Wedding & Prayer Chapel for $185K
Since late last year, the future of the Goose Creek Prayer and Wedding Chapel has been up in the air. Now, the city of Goose Creek will purchase it. → Read More
Can expired at-home Covid tests still be used? Experts weigh in
Many people rely on at-home Covid tests to make sure they are staying safe and healthy. But those tests could be expired. → Read More
New COVID-19 Omicron subvariants harder to detect with at-home tests
COVID cases are on the rise again, and a new strain has people wondering how well at-home tests are detecting it. The new, very contagious Omicron BA. 4 and BA. → Read More
Scuba divers recall finding missing man's truck at bottom of Edisto River
A Lowcountry man's truck was found more than a month after he went missing thank to the help of civilian divers. → Read More