The Berkeley Observer
The Berkeley Observer is a dedicated, hyper-local news outlet that covers local news in Berkeley County, SC.
Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office Joins A&E’s ‘Live PD’ Show
Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis announced Tuesday that Live PD is coming to the Lowcountry, and the show will feature the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office.
Man Fatally Stabs Wife & Pregnant Stepdaughter, Deputies Say
Two people, including a pregnant woman, killed in a fatal stabbing have been identified by the Berkeley County Coroner's Office.
Goose Creek Police Collecting Food Donations
The Goose Creek Police Department is asking the community for help in collecting food donations for "Helping Hands of Goose Creek" for the holiday season.
2018 South Carolina Infant Mortality Report Released
New data released Wednesday by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) shows that South Carolina's infant mortality rate increased to 7.2...
Police Respond to 2 Shooting Victims at Goose Creek Wendy’s
Goose Creek Police responded to a double shooting at the Wendy's on Redbank Road on Thursday night, according to Captain Tom Hill with GCPD.
Moncks Corner Landfill Burglary Suspects Wanted: BCSO
The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two individuals wanted for a burglary at the Moncks Corner landfill.
Sapience Automation Investing $500K in Berkeley County, Creating 26 Jobs
Sapience Automation is establishing operations in Berkeley County. The $500,000 investment is expected to create 26 new jobs.
Cypress Gardens Now Home to Nearly 80-Pound Catfish
The popular Berkeley County attraction recently welcomed a 77.6-pound Arkansas blue catfish to its facility.
SCDOT: Old Highway 52 Project Delayed
The start of the Old Highway 52 bridge replacement project has been delayed, according to the South Carolina Department of Transportation.
SLED: S.C. Murders Reach Five-Year High
The number of murders in 2018 reached a 5-year high with 393 victims, while the number of law enforcement officers assaulted increased 16 percent.
