Leaders Representing Berkeley County React as U.S. Launches Strikes on Iran
Lawmakers representing Berkeley County and the Lowcountry are responding after President Donald Trump announced a major U.S. military operation targeting Iran, marking a dramatic escalation in tensions overseas.
SC Lawmakers Move to Mandate Ten Commandments in Schools
A new bill moving through the South Carolina State House is drawing attention—and sparking debate—over religion and history in public schools.
‘Lucky Streak’ in Moncks Corner: 5 Lottery Wins Total More Than...
A wave of lottery luck is sweeping through Moncks Corner, where five winning tickets over the past three months have netted players more than $2.8 million, according to the South Carolina Education Lottery.
Pedestrian Killed in Hwy. 52 Hit-and-Run Crash in Bonneau
A 34-year-old Moncks Corner woman was killed in a hit-and-run crash early Friday morning along North Highway 52 in Bonneau, authorities said.
St. Stephen Catfish Festival To Return With Food, Rides and Family...
One of Berkeley County’s most anticipated spring traditions is set to return next month as the St. Stephen Catfish Festival brings a weekend full of food, music and family-friendly entertainment.
Tickets Start Feb. 28 Under South Carolina’s Hands-Free Driving Law
Drivers across Berkeley County and throughout the Palmetto State will soon face fines if caught holding or using an electronic device behind the wheel, as South Carolina’s new hands-free driving law moves into full enforcement.
Berkeley Electric Warns of Impersonators in Foxbank Area
Residents in a Berkeley County neighborhood are being urged to stay alert after reports of individuals going door to door posing as representatives of a local electric utility.
Traffic Stop Turns Into Fentanyl Bust in Moncks Corner
According to the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office, 27-year-old Tyriq Ontario Towensend, of Moncks Corner, is facing a charge of trafficking fentanyl 28 grams or more following the Feb. 19 stop.
Nancy Mace Pushes to Ban Sex Offenders from Federally Funded Shelters
Congresswoman Nancy Mace is pushing new legislation that would ban registered sex offenders from federally funded shelters — a move she says is about protecting the community’s most vulnerable.
Free Heart Health Event Coming to St. Stephen Feb. 28
Residents in one of Berkeley County’s rural communities will have access to free health services later this month as MUSC CARES hosts a heart health event aimed at improving wellness and prevention.
