Jason Tighe

Microplastics are a concern in Charleston's waterways, posing risks to both aquatic life and humans, according to the Charleston Waterkeeper. Britney Prebis, the Community Science Manager at Charleston Waterkeeper, highlighted the dangers, saying, "Microplastics in our waterways present a multitude of risks not only to the animals and organisms that live in the waterways but also to us as humans."

DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Dorchester County is the temporary home for the "Wall That Heals" this week, arriving with a special escort.

Citadel cadets participated in the annual Leadership Day Wednesday, a tradition since 1979, by providing community service to various organizations. The event i

Katie's Krops, a cherished nonprofit in the Lowcountry, is marking its 14th anniversary.

A section of Savannah Highway near Mutual Drive has been renamed in honor of Deputy Jeremy LaDue, a 29-year-old Charleston County Sheriff's Office deputy who di

A four-mile stretch of Dorchester Road, known for heavy traffic, is set for significant upgrades aimed at reducing congestion and enhancing safety. The project will span from Michaux Parkway to the Dorchester County line.

The Ashley River Crossing bridge, a long-awaited infrastructure project, is set to provide a safer route for bicyclists and pedestrians traveling between West A

Lowcountry businesses are embracing the Halloween spirit, aiming to entertain customers and boost sales.

A new digital mapping system is shedding light on historic cemeteries in the Charleston area, many of which have ties to the 1800s and African American heritage

More than two months after a tornado struck parts of Edisto Beach when Hurricane Debby impacted South Carolina, one popular restaurant is still recovering.