×
Top Stories
North Charleston police officer involved in accident along Rivers AvenueNo titlePolice label Charleston's fog-related traffic mess as unprecedented, urge driver cautionFreezing fog creates black ice and traffic chaos, a rare event for Charleston CountyAs Charleston tourism surges, CofC plans new hospitality schoolNew documents detail ex-CofC officer's alleged sexual misconductNew details emerge from Summerville standoff, suspect now faces chargesRenowned NYC chef stops by Charleston shelter to serve lunch to unhoused'Prepare now, or pay much more later' leaders warn at Disaster Resilience ForumGALLERY: Lowcountry residents show off their holiday decorations and lights!Mace introduces bill to name DC's former Black Lives Matter Plaza after Charlie Kirk79-year-old North Charleston man arrested for sexual exploitation of a minorBattery Head Coach Ben Pirmann inks multi-year deal to extend transformative tenureCrash on Rivers Avenue closes road in both directions, drivers advised to avoid areaAnnual Wheelchair Ramp Blitz to provide accessibility improvements to 15 familiesMan arrested in North Charleston on kidnapping charges after domestic disputeIcy roads and dense fog create major delays for Lowcountry commuters Wednesday morningFolly Beach discusses traffic projects, supports waiver for James Island CowboysCharleston County Council approves zone overlay for historically Black communityPanthers return from bye week motivated after moving into first place tie with Tampa Bay

Renowned NYC chef stops by Charleston shelter to serve lunch to unhoused

Dec 10, 2025 | 4:45 PM

A renowned chef out of New York City helped serve a hot lunch to more than 100 people at a downtown Charleston shelter on Wednesday afternoon.

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
Mark Levin
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM