×
Top Stories
JD Vance: Pritzker Should Pay for Chicago's FailuresGeorgetown residents see over 1 foot of rainfall overnight, flooded streets SundayMultiple 'No Kings' protests planned around the Lowcountry on Oct. 18PICS: Rain doesn't dampen spirits for Charleston Pride 2025Sen. Mark Kelly Rejects GOP Offer to End ShutdownDem Sen. John Fetterman: Shutting Govt Down Is 'Wrong'Hagerty: FBI Tracking of Trump Allies 'Beyond Inappropriate'Pentagon Plans $1B Critical Minerals Buying SpreeMaduro Doubts Trump Will Do Anything in VenezuelaJewish Chamber Defends RFK Jr. Over Circumcision, Antisemitism ClaimsEarle-Sears: Spanberger 'Playing Politics' With MedicaidSpeaker Johnson Slams Dems: Shutdown Fight for 'Marxist' BaseKushner 'Modern-Day Kissinger' for Mideast PeaceOne dead in three-vehicle crash on SC Hwy 4Pedestrian dies after being struck by truck in Williamsburg County early Saturday: SCHPFlash flood warning continues for Georgetown until 2 p.m. Sunday: NWS20 injured, 4 killed in early morning shooting at Beaufort County barCharleston residents battle third day of major coastal floodingRain doesn't dampen spirits at Patriots Point's tribute to 250 years of naval serviceBoone Hall Pumpkin Patch and Fright Nights closed Saturday and Sunday due to weather

PICS: Rain doesn’t dampen spirits for Charleston Pride 2025

Oct 12, 2025 | 4:51 PM

It was a rainy Saturday, but that didn’t stop Charleston from getting out to celebrate Pride 2025!While most pride events are typically held in June, Charleston

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
WTMA-AM