×
Top Stories
'It's the wild, wild west,' town leaders weigh addressing parking problems at Shem CreekDorchester County targets 80+ dirt roads for paving under transportation sales tax planJury finds Rick Chow not guilty of murderNorth Charleston Police urge drivers to slow down after 9 fatal crashes this yearHighway 41 project moves closer to construction after years of revisionsFlash flood warning for Charleston County cancelledEndorsement fuels scrutiny and running mate speculation as Evette kicks off bus tourOne dead in North Charleston house fireSuspect charged with attempted murder in violent attack on elderly womanSC early voting tops 151K in first week, surpassing all of 2024Mount Pleasant police rescue driver after vehicle plunges into pondSC agencies to ramp up enforcement for 'Zero Tolerance for Litter Month'Mosquito season rises with summer rains; 61 species noted in SCSC State University Concert Choir to perform at Spoleto Festival TuesdayNorth Charleston man arrested after traffic stop turns up cocaine and a gunSummerville man arrested after stolen, loaded gun found at Northwoods Mall: NCPDSouth Carolina DPH issues summer safety tips for roads, cars, e-bikes and homesNorth Charleston police to address spike in stolen guns, fatal traffic incidents MondayPet Helpers to pause all dog intakes June 1 as shelter works to cut overcrowdingSouth Carolina gas prices fall to $3.85 per gallon, officials warn volatility may return

‘It’s the wild, wild west,’ town leaders weigh addressing parking problems at Shem Creek

Jun 1, 2026 | 10:20 PM

As the summer season approaches and more people head to Shem Creek for waterfront dining and drinks, Mount Pleasant leaders are again taking up a familiar probl

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
Chris Plante
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM