×
Top Stories
Collapsed crane cleared from Cooper River; Coast Guard lifts safety zone near Pier GVehicle collides with train near Pecan Tree Road and U.S. 78 in St. George30 years later, alumni mark Macedonia High School fire at former campus siteWest Ashley apartment resident learns apartment destroyed right after hit-and-run accidentFour people turned over to ICE after Coast Guard stops vessel for navigation lights issuesPanthers remain mum on Bryce Young's contractual future as they ponder QB's ceilingSC judge orders GOP to certify Danny Ford II for special Senate primarySeveral National Night Out events set for Tuesday despite forecast concernsShriners Children's and MUSC Health open pediatric burn outpatient clinic in CharlestonRoad reopened after overturned vehicle blocked roadway near Savannah Highway TuesdayDD4 superintendent outlines new bus tracking app, upgrades and more ahead of 2026/27 yearExperts share college and financial aid help as back-to-school puts pressure on seniorsTop five candidates debate in SC Republican U.S. Senate Special Primary debateNew K-9 Titan joins Goose Creek police forceDorchester County voters to decide on one-cent sales tax for schools in NovemberUpper Mount Pleasant residents push for entertainment and parks along Faison RoadJames Island native Paul Hamilton bringing college mindset to St. John's footballPreserve Murrells Inlet, Georgetown Co. reach stormwater pollution agreementSCDOT to conduct Ravenel Bridge inspections beginning tomorrowMount Pleasant leaders consider ordinance changes aimed at preventing animal cruelty

Mount Pleasant leaders consider ordinance changes aimed at preventing animal cruelty

Aug 3, 2026 | 6:02 PM

Mount Pleasant leaders are considering changes to the town’s animal ordinances after a recent animal cruelty cases prompted renewed discussion about how to bett

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
Alex Marlow
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM