Blair Sabol

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A seemingly never-ending nightmare may soon come to a close for one Charleston-area family that says squatters moved into their dead loved one's home.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A family who says they've been fighting to evict illegal squatters from their dead relative's home is skeptical but cautiously optimistic despite another delay in the process.

WASHINGTON (WCSC) - The second defendant from the Lowcountry sentenced since Donald Trump's reelection has learned the penalty he will face in connection with the 2021 Capitol breach.

Remember six months ago when people were saying, “Let’s wait till after the election to do anything.”

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Keeping contraband out of correctional facilities can save lives, but a policy intended to do so at the Charleston County

White Marsh Volunteer Firefighters responded to nine road emergencies in 24 hours last week. Rachael Klein, director of public relations, described last Wednesday into Thursday as "chaotic."

A convicted murderer in one of the most notorious criminal cases in Maryland history could be released early, despite strong opposition from victim rights advocates.

TOWSON, Md. — We're often told to listen to our elders, but it was the children visiting the Blakehurst Senior Living facility in Towson on Friday who were teaching the lesson this time.

BALTIMORE — A Federal Hill pizza shop was on the verge of closing until they were saved by "one bite."

"Divorce is that kind of grounding and shattering experience that we all can identify with regardless of the differences," co-founder of "Sincerely Divorced" Bethany Pace said.