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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Ninth Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson says the ex-Summerville officer charged in the killing of a North Carolina man outside a Chick-fil-A will appear in court Wednesday. Anthony DeLustro is expected in Berkeley County Magistrate Court; however, because the charge is murder, a bond will not be set during the hearing. DeLustro […]

The state’s School Building Authority made history on Wednesday supplementing needy school districts statewide while bringing about a potential end to concerns over a nearly half billion-dollar federal clawback.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has charged a now former Summerville Police Officer with murder after he shot and killed a Winston-Salem man while off duty last month.

Squatting – it is when someone lives on someone else's property.

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) — A federal government contractor with an outpost in Berkeley County has reported permanent layoffs will go into effect this summer. Logistics Support, Inc. in Goose Creek will let go of 98 employees by June 7. According to reports, the company gave notice of these layoffs on April 3. The company […]

From Martinsburg:

Ninety years ago this week, South Carolina Governor Ibra Blackwood inked his signature on the bill passed by the Legislature that established the South Carolina Public Service Authority, known today

The county is working with local conservation groups to host engagement sessions to receive public input on what green space they should focus on preserving.

BURLINGTON – There will be alternating lane closures on Lutz Avenue, from the intersection with W.Va. 9 to Warm Springs Avenue, in Berkeley County, from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

From Martinsburg: