Skyler Baldwin

Reports taken from Aug. 25 to Sept. 2 Well, you got your answer A downtown Charleston man on Aug. 25 reportedly stripped naked during a police investigation to prove that he had nothing on his body. Police noted he was never asked to do this, and they were, in fact, investigating whether he was intoxicated. […]

Reports taken from Aug. 28 to Sept. 6 Had it coming An allegedly drunken man who also apparently soiled himself reportedly screamed obscenities Sept. 4 at a trash can on Savannah Highway and began punching it in front of Charleston police. We’re not sure what the trash can said or did to warrant such a […]

Woolfe Street Playhouse next week will become a Halloween haunted house that celebrates (and twists) the building’s history into a labyrinth of scares and fun for all ages.

Reports taken from Sept. 6 to Sept. 16 Practicing for the winter formal Staff at Liberty Hill Academy on Sept. 6 called city police after four students allegedly collaborated to distract faculty so two other students could have a “one-on-one” fight in a classroom. When police arrived, the two students were “squared up in fighting […]

Reports taken from Sept. 14 to Sept. 21 Got to look both ways Charleston police on Sept. 14 charged a downtown man with a noise violation after he revved his motorcycle at a dead stop near the intersection of King and Morris streets. The rider reportedly told police he did it for a group of […]

Several waterways around the Charleston area continue to have high levels of dangerous bacteria since the Charleston City Paper first reported on the matter in October 2022. But recent storms seems to be making things worse temporarily, analysts say.

Ten candidates want to fill four Charleston County School District board of trustees’ seats that are up for grabs Nov. 5.

Reports taken from Oct. 10 to Oct. 13 Just follow your nose Two North Charleston men on Oct. 11 reportedly stole several car air fresheners from a Ladson Road gas station. Employees told city police they couldn’t determine how many air fresheners were taken. But nabbing these criminals should be pretty easy, officers: Just find […]

Charleston Mayor William Cogswell presented a revamped new design Tuesday for a pedestrian-bike bridge across the Ashley River — just days after proposing changes to a previous design.

North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess today announced the appointment of veteran Pennsylvania lawman Ron Camacho as the new chief of the city’s police department.