Charleston, United States (Local)
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Skyler Baldwin's coverage focuses on local news, particularly government and politics in Charleston, South Carolina. She extensively covers evolving stories, breaking news and government announcements related to a wide range of topics such as Mayor Election, CCSD Board, Events, Voting, Crime among others.
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Reports taken from July 20 to July 26 Something smells fishy A James Island woman told Charleston police on July 23 someone stuffed five dead fish into her mailbox, creating an “overwhelming and pungent odor that permeated the entire mailbox.” Police said the woman is known for reporting several kids to the state Department of […]
Charleston County School District (CCSD) Trustee Leah Whatley turned to artificial intelligence last week to answer a campaign question from the Charleston City Paper.
Reports taken from July 31 to Aug. 3 That’s an omen North Charleston police on July 31 responded to a Lacross Road business after receiving reports of a potential burglary in progress. According to a report, police arrived to find the front door open and watched two “buzzards” fly out of the top window of […]
By: Skyler Baldwin, Vincent Harris
Charleston’s music scene has never been particularly interested in staying in its lane, and this year’s City Paper Music Awards make that abundantly clear.
By: Skyler Baldwin
Three construction projects are keeping things busy and noisy around Charleston International Airport — but the growing pains soon will give way to huge expansions, upgraded facilities and a big economic impact.
Reports taken from July 26 to Aug. 8 What’cha making there? A Johns Island man on July 26 allegedly stole more than $100 in groceries from a Maybank Highway store. Ingredients included smoked neck bones, lean beef, lobster tails, a jar of Ragu sauce and a container of garlic powder. The man apparently hid the […]
Reports taken from Aug. 11 to Aug. 16 New tactics A Mount Pleasant man on Aug. 14 called town police after he received a call from an unknown person threatening to “explode his house” with a bomb. The man told officers he wasn’t too worried about the threat, chalking it up to a prank call […]
By: Skyler Baldwin
Sea turtle conservation is a lot like planting a tree today to be able to sit in shade years from now. Both are long-term investments.
By: Skyler Baldwin
This has been a different kind of year for Charleston Waterkeeper’s water quality testing program, according to Executive Director Andrew Wunderley.It’s been 13 years since the environmental advocacy group started its Swim Alert program, which monitors levels of harmful bacteria in Lowcountry waterways. This year, levels are at some of the lowest ever seen.
Reports taken from Aug. 16 to Aug. 26 Advanced tactics A Mount Pleasant police officer on Aug. 26 reported a “coordinated pack” of three foxes “executing flanking maneuvers” on Camellia Drive, which is near Skoogie’s Hot Dogs. The officer wrote the presumed animal recon team was patrolling the length of the road and “actively trapping” […]
