×
Top Stories
Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against Author WoodwardDershowitz to Newsmax: No Evidence Epstein Trafficked to OthersLake to Newsmax: NPR's Days Numbered After Funding CutDick Morris to Newsmax: Cuomo's Past Makes It Hard to Get ElectedHounds seized in animal cruelty case need foster homes after custody changeNever too late to follow an NBA dream for Charleston Southern GreatPeter Navarro to Newsmax: Trump's Secondary Sanctions Are the 'Real Hammer'Indiana's Camp Atterbury to Be Used to House MigrantsCharleston heat wave endangers outdoor workers, prompting local businesses to adaptF&G Annuities & Life Poll: 23 Percent ‘Pushing Back’ RetirementDOJ Moves to Restore Gun Rights After Some ConvictionsLocal vascular surgeon calls President Trump's vein diagnosis 'not a serious condition'Writers Guild Demands Probe of Colbert CancellationSen. Durbin: FBI Told to Flag Epstein Docs Mentioning TrumpUS Prisoner Exchange Frees Americans Held in VenezuelaWARNING GRAPHIC: Man sentenced to 10 years after violent assault on womanSecret Service Official Targeted in Swatting CallRep. Fine Urges House to Cancel 'Filthy' WSJ SubscriptionsTrump Backs Bolsonaro, Slams Brazil's RegimeCoast Guard Sector Charleston welcomes new commander, honors outgoing Capt. DelRosso

Charleston heat wave endangers outdoor workers, prompting local businesses to adapt

By Local Jul 18, 2025 | 6:41 PM

As the Lowcountry experiences sweltering summer heat, outdoor workers face increased risks of heat-related illnesses.

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
Bbres Saturday
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM