Arrest Made in Moncks Corner Apartment Shooting
Qwontavous Stevenson, 33, of Moncks Corner is facing multiple charges, including one count of attempted murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, and unlawful possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a violent offense.
Homeless Man Fatally Struck By Truck on Hwy. 52 in Moncks...
The Berkeley County Coroner's Office has released the identity of a homeless man killed in front of Zaxby's in Moncks Corner while trying to cross the street.
Cross Driver Killed In Crash On Ranger Drive
The victim, who was the restrained driver, was positively identified as Donald Behr, 64, of Cross.
NAACP Goose Creek Presents Black Business Market Aug. 24
The NAACP Goose Creek Branch, in collaboration with the City of Goose Creek Recreation recently announced the upcoming Black Business Market on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, at 5 p.m.
Berkeley County Supervisor Joined Local Leaders for Trip to US Capital
Berkeley County Supervisor Johnny Cribb joined with other government, nonprofit and business leaders from around the Tri-County this month to participate in the Charleston Metro Chamber’s annual D.C. Fly-In event.
Moncks Corner Police Investigating Apartment Shooting
Police are investigating a shooting that took place Wednesday morning at a Moncks Corner apartment complex.
Berkeley County Emergency Operations Return to Normal Operating Conditions
Berkeley County’s Emergency Operations Center returned to normal operating conditions, OPCON level 3, at 8 p.m. on Monday.
Berkeley County Ranks No. 3 in SC for Longest Life Expectancy
Life expectancy rates have been on the rise in the United States, with an increase of nearly seven years over the past half-century. See how Berkeley County compares.
BCSD Postpones First Day of School To Aug. 15
According to BCSD officials, this decision comes after recent severe weather and flooding prevented access to school buildings for three days
Berkeley County Emergency Operations Transition to OPCON 2
The Emergency Operations Center continues to remain activated and partially staffed as local, state, and federal officials shift to recovery operations from Debby.
