Webb Wright is a reporter for WCIV and The Drum, focusing on local news in Charleston, South Carolina. With a passion for community journalism, Webb covers a range of topics including local events, development projects, social issues, and human interest stories.
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As election day approaches, the race for Charleston County Sheriff is intensifying, with incumbent Democrat Kristin Graziano facing challenges from GOP candidate Carl Ritchie and Independent write-in candidate Alan Ali.
By: Webb Wright
A suspect is in custody in connection with a shooting in Dorchester County that left a woman dead.
By: Webb Wright, Perrin Moore
The Charleston County Sheriff's race has been one of the most heated contests in the Lowcountry with immigration and staffing debates taking center stage.Incumb
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — When beach season rolls back around on Isle of Palms, it'll cost more to park.
Following a series of racially divisive text messages sent to African American students after last month's election, a local charity is taking action to train law enforcement and educators on responding to social media threats.
The latest appeal of the Alex Murdaugh murder conviction will now be decided by the South Carolina Supreme Court.The 132-page brief looks like a last stand of s
By: Webb Wright
Systems that operate on behalf of people or corporations are the latest product from the AI boom, but these “agents” may present new and unpredictable risks
Negotiations continue between Charleston County and the Charleston Animal Society as both parties seek a new contract after they both opted out of a previous deal.
With the holidays fast approaching, more drivers will be on the road and the Charleston Police Department wants to put a stop to a troubling trend.
The Hobcaw neighborhood in Mount Pleasant considers them part of the charm of their community, now they are upset that someone is planting inhumane foothold traps for the foxes in the neighborhood, leaving half a dozen injured.
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