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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Charleston News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Charleston, South Carolina—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Charleston News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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North Charleston Shelter-in-Place Resolved
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Today at 5:13 PM

A tense shelter-in-place unfolded in North Charleston after police responded to an active domestic disturbance on Refuge Pointe Circle, resolving it safely by taking one person into custody just before 1 PM. Residents were told to stay indoors as officers handled the situation, but officials later confirmed the threat has passed and the area is back to normal—with details kept intentionally vague, as is standard for such incidents.

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Active Domestic Disturbance in North Charleston
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Today at 4:58 PM

Police are responding to an active domestic disturbance in North Charleston, South Carolina, prompting a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents as authorities work to resolve the situation safely. Details remain limited, but the priority is keeping everyone out of harm’s way — updates will follow as more information becomes available.

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West Ashley Shooting Leaves One Dead
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Today at 4:47 PM

Three people were shot early Saturday morning on Sanders Road near C.E. Williams Elementary School, with one 30-year-old man, Leon Deas, later pronounced dead at Roper Hospital from a gunshot wound. Two others, both in their mid-20s, were taken to MUSC. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the shooting.

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Runoff Election Guide: Key Races & Deadlines
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Today at 4:38 PM

Voting kicks off this Wednesday and Thursday for the high-stakes primary runoff elections—with polling places closed Friday for Juneteenth. Nine races are on the ballot, from Governor and Attorney General to U.S. House and State House seats. Governor hopefuls Pamela Evette and Alan Wilson face off, while Stephen Goldfinch and David Stumbo battle for AG. Agriculture contenders Danny Ford and Cody Simpson are also locked in. In U.S. House District One, Mac Deford vs. Nancy Lacore and Jenny Costa Honeycutt vs. Mark Smith are competing. District Two sees Zyon Khalifa and David Robinson the Second. State Ho...


Reverend Bouie: Civil Rights Pioneer
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Today at 2:03 PM

A true Civil Rights pioneer, Reverend Simon Bouie, has died at 85, leaving behind a legacy that reshaped American history. Arrested as a student for challenging segregation at an Eckerd’s lunch counter, his case became Bouie v. City of Columbia — a landmark Supreme Court decision that helped pave the way for the 1964 Civil Rights Act. His conviction was later expunged, 60 years later, by a Richland County judge. Beyond the courtroom, he was a beloved pastor who served communities across South Carolina, New York, and Philadelphia, touching countless lives through his faith and courage.

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Final GOP Governor Debate Tonight
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Today at 1:31 PM

The Republican governor runoff debate is heating up tonight at Coastal Carolina University — the final showdown before voters decide who faces the Democratic candidate in November. Attorney General Alan Wilson leads with endorsements from Nancy Mace, Ralph Norman, and Senator Josh Kimbrell, while Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette counters with backing from Donald Trump and Governor Henry McMaster. Early voting is open, and voters must stick with their primary party — the winner on June 23 will battle Rep. Jermaine Johnson in the general election.

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Remembering Cenzoo the Gorilla
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Today at 1:31 PM

Riverbanks Zoo is heartbroken after the passing of Cenzoo, their beloved 11-year-old silverback gorilla, who died on June 20th after being diagnosed with a serious abdominal mass. Once a dominant father to sons ZaKota and Moyo, now living in Dallas, Cenzoo was cherished for his gentle strength and protective nature. His legacy lives on in the thousands of touching tributes pouring in from fans, as the zoo and community grieve the loss of a true family member.

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Wilson Gains Endorsement, Charleston Shines
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Today at 1:27 PM

Rep. Ralph Norman just threw his weight behind Alan Wilson in the GOP gubernatorial runoff, citing Wilson’s anti-casino stance and military-prosecutor background as key reasons. With endorsements now coming from several primary losers, Wilson faces off against Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette — backed by Trump and Gov. McMaster — in a June 23 showdown. Meanwhile, Charleston’s getting national attention as a top staycation spot, while local efforts soar: the Meeting Street Scholarship Fund has helped 600+ first-gen college students, and the city’s pouring $38M into rebuilding Forest Park and an aquatic center, starting July.

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South Carolina Governor Runoff Final Showdown
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Today at 12:40 PM

South Carolina’s Republican gubernatorial race has narrowed to a final showdown between Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and AG Alan Wilson after neither topped 50% in the primary. They’ll face off live on Tuesday night at 7 PM in Conway at Coastal Carolina University — the last major debate before the June 23 runoff. Tune in live on WIS or stream it on Facebook and YouTube. Early voting runs June 17–18 — don’t miss your chance to make your voice heard.

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Remembering Cenzoo the Gorilla
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Today at 11:55 AM

Cenzoo, the beloved 30-year-old western lowland gorilla at Riverbanks Zoo, has passed away after months of declining health. Found to have a serious abdominal mass and fluid buildup, vets had limited options, leading to the heartbreaking decision to euthanize him. Born at Lincoln Park Zoo and arriving at Riverbanks in 2015, Cenzoo was a gentle giant — a devoted dad to sons ZaKota and Moyo, a protector of his troop, and a clever prankster who loved to test keepers with his famous side-eye and clapping. His loss deeply affects staff and visitors alike, and his legacy as a wise, loving, and mi...


Seniors Get $6K Tax Break in SC
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Today at 10:44 AM

Seniors in South Carolina are set to get a major financial boost starting in 2026, with a new tax break allowing them to deduct up to $6,000 from taxable income. Designed to ease rising living costs, this move is part of broader tax reforms aimed at helping older residents keep more money in their pockets. Experts urge seniors to plan ahead and understand how this deduction fits into their personal finances. Early signs point to positive outcomes, and this change could make tax season less stressful for thousands.

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Liberty Trail Expands Across America
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Today at 9:17 AM

The Liberty Trail is expanding nationwide to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary of independence, turning Revolutionary War sites into immersive, accessible experiences. Starting in South Carolina in 2019, the project now aims to cover 25 states by 2033, spotlighting both famous battlefields and hidden gems. Led by the American Battlefield Trust, it leverages preserved land—including a recent 160-acre acquisition at Hanging Rock—and cutting-edge tech like AR apps to bring history to life. South Carolina’s undisturbed sites and strong local partnerships make it a model for the nation, ensuring future generations can explore, learn, and connect with the Revolution’s enduring l...


Charleston Rebuilds Forest Park for Community
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Today at 9:11 AM

Charleston’s pouring $38 million into a full-scale rebuild of Forest Park and the aging W.L. Stephens Aquatic Center—closing the park for 18 months starting July 13th. Residents helped shape the vision after a packed public meeting last fall, and the upgrades include new courts, playgrounds, fields, buried power lines, a 22,000-square-foot aquatic center with competition and therapy pools, improved accessibility, lighting, and a new bike path. This isn’t just cosmetic—it’s about meeting the needs of a community that’s outgrown its 1970s facilities, with this project ranking alongside another major upgrade on John’s Island.

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South Carolina Runoff Race Heats Up
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Today at 4:14 AM

South Carolina politics is heating up as runoff elections loom on June twenty-third, with the First Congressional District becoming a fierce battleground. Endorsements are flying as candidates scramble to sway undecided voters, while a recent Democratic forum offers a glimpse into their broader strategy. Watch the shifting alliances and intense campaigning as this tight race reaches its climax.

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South Carolina's Scorching Heat Records
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Today at 4:13 AM

South Carolina’s sweltering heat isn’t just a myth—it’s record-breaking, with 113°F scorched across Columbia in 2012, fueled by a stalled high-pressure system that trapped heat in the Upstate and Midlands. While inland areas bake under 100°F for days, coastal spots like Mount Pleasant feel even more brutal thanks to humidity—pushing heat index to 124°F. Geography matters: higher elevations and ocean breezes offer relief, but coastal moisture makes the heat feel exponentially worse. July reigns as the hottest month, with August close behind, reminding us that even the coolest spot in the state still hits 104°F.

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Dorchester County Budget Boom
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Today at 3:39 AM

Dorchester County just approved a massive $400 million budget — nearly $110 million more than last year — without raising taxes, thanks to booming business growth, especially from tech giants like Google funding the county’s coffers. This surge is helping schools avoid tax hikes too. The new budget funds big-ticket items: new multi-use paths, a fire station ambulance, an X-ray room at a medical facility, and even plans for an animal shelter and livestock facilities. Upgrades include expanded water and sewer systems, a new fire station in Summer’s Corner, and a community paramedic to streamline emergency care. All set to kick off July...


Is Travis Wilson Mentally Fit for Trial
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Today at 12:39 AM

A judge in Charleston is weighing whether Travis Wilson, accused of a deadly 2020 crime spree, is mentally fit to stand trial. Forensic psychologist Dr. Jessica Davis testified that Wilson, whose childhood IQ hovered in the mid-fifties and who spent his school years in special education, still struggles to grasp complex legal concepts. Her evaluation confirms he lacks the cognitive ability to understand charges, navigate court proceedings, or make informed decisions about his case. The judge’s decision will determine the next critical step in Wilson’s legal journey—with another hearing scheduled for next Tuesday.

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FDA Recalls Alfredo Sauce Over Salmonella Risk
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Today at 12:19 AM

FDA issues urgent Class I recall on Coffee Connexion Co.’s Alfredo sauce over potential Salmonella contamination — the highest risk level — affecting over 900 cases across 41 states. Consumers must check batch numbers and discard or return the product immediately to avoid serious health risks.

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Norman Endorses Wilson in Governor’s Runoff
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Yesterday at 11:06 PM

Congressman Ralph Norman has thrown his weight behind Alan Wilson in the GOP governor’s runoff, calling him a “battle-tested conservative” despite their fiery primary debates. Norman, who ran against Wilson, says they share more than they differ and that South Carolina needs a fresh conservative direction. Wilson is using the endorsement to unify the party ahead of the June 23 runoff, while Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, his opponent, is confused by Norman’s support—especially since Norman campaigned against career politicians, a label she says fits Wilson. Evette counters with endorsements from Trump and McMaster and highlights her openness to a casin...


Restaurant Closes, Politics Shifts, Seafood Opens
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Yesterday at 9:14 PM

Dashi, the beloved Asian-Latin fusion spot that launched as a food truck and became a Remount Road staple, has shut down for good—its final day was June 14th—but its wine bar neighbor remains open. Meanwhile, Rep. Ralph Norman threw his weight behind AG Alan Wilson in the GOP governor’s runoff, praising his military, prosecutorial, and family credentials, while also launching a new initiative to track government waste. And on James Island, CudaCo. Deckhouse has just opened, offering chef-driven seafood, a crudo bar, and a curated wine list, serving Wednesday through Sunday.

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New School Near Historic Meggett Site
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Yesterday at 9:11 PM

Charleston County plans to build a 23,000-square-foot early learning center near James Island Elementary—but the site’s proximity to the historic W. Gresham Meggett School, a landmark that once served Black students and was later added to the National Register, has sparked debate. Officials must weigh whether the new building respects the historic integrity of Meggett, while community members grapple with potential impacts on the nearby Evergreen Cemetery, whose boundaries may extend closer to the site than known—raising urgent calls to investigate unmarked graves before construction begins. The Historic Preservation Commission will soon decide whether to approve, deny...


Dashi Closes Permanently After 5 Years
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Yesterday at 9:10 PM

Dashi Closes Permanently After 5 Years


Summerville Takes Over West Richardson Avenue
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Yesterday at 8:14 PM

Summerville is stepping up to take control of West Richardson Avenue after years of ignored safety pleas from the state, which even removed critical truck diversion signs. With nearly 40 crashes in just ten months, the town is pushing for immediate upgrades — including all-way stops, lowered speed limits, and new crosswalks — and is now officially moving forward with the transfer of road management to ensure residents’ safety.

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Taco Bell Shooting: Two Arrested
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Yesterday at 7:43 PM

Taco Bell shooting turns into a wild arrest saga as police nab two suspects—Michael Scott Hall, charged with assault and weapon use, and Evan Mason Guerrero, charged with lesser assault—after a midnight confrontation on Rivers Avenue. Hall turned himself in Friday; Guerrero surrendered Wednesday. No one was hurt. Case still unfolding.

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Travis Wilson’s Competency Hearing
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Yesterday at 7:39 PM

A 15-year-old man, Travis Wilson, faces murder and attempted robbery charges from a 2020 shooting that killed Tom DiLorenzo, husband of College of Charleston’s provost. A key development: psychologists testified Wilson has an intellectual disability preventing him from understanding or participating in his trial, with one saying he likely never will. If the judge rules him incompetent by June 22, charges can’t proceed until he’s deemed competent — potentially delaying justice for years. His co-defendant, 16-year-old Darcellus Fishburne, recently pleaded guilty and received a 45-year sentence. The identity of the shooter remains disputed.

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Reverend Bouie and the Fight for Justice
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Yesterday at 5:43 PM

Reverend Simon Bouie, a revered civil rights pioneer born in Columbia in 1940, passed away at 85, leaving behind a legacy of courage and justice. Arrested in 1960 for peacefully protesting segregation at a local lunch counter, he became part of a landmark Supreme Court case, Bouie v. City of Columbia, which ruled against retroactive trespassing charges—a major legal victory. Though convictions were overturned, it took until 2024 for their records to be officially cleared—an exoneration Reverend Bouie shared with pride. A pastor who served communities across South Carolina, New York, and Philadelphia, he helped shape Columbia’s history and inspired genera...


22-Year-Old Charged in Toddler’s Death
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Yesterday at 5:34 PM

A 22-year-old woman from Aynor, Makiah Long, has been arrested in connection with the death of a 2-year-old toddler who died from blunt force trauma in March. The child was hospitalized days earlier with severe bruising, and SLED continues investigating this shocking case.

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Gamecock RB Arrested for Car Thefts
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Yesterday at 5:28 PM

Sam Williams-Dixon, South Carolina Gamecocks running back, was arrested over alleged vehicle break-ins with his brother, facing larceny and conspiracy charges tied to stolen luxury items worth tens of thousands. Both brothers were released on $150K bonds, with their court date just a week before the team’s season opener — as USC weighs next steps amid the scandal.

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Norman Endorses Wilson for Governor
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Yesterday at 4:57 PM

Congressman Ralph Norman has thrown his full support behind South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson in the gubernatorial race, praising his commitment to cutting waste, lowering taxes, fixing roads, and boosting small businesses. Though Norman finished third in the primary, his endorsement carries weight in key counties and aligns Wilson with other former candidates. Wilson called the backing an honor, emphasizing their shared conservative vision. The runoff between Wilson and Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette is set for June 23, with a debate on June 16 — and the winner will face Democratic nominee Jermaine Johnson. As the race heats up, the focus is...


Fatal Crash on Highway 278
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Yesterday at 4:27 PM

A fatal single-car crash on Highway 278 near Helmsman Way early Monday morning claimed the life of a 2007 Ford pickup driver who veered off the road and struck a tree. Authorities are investigating the cause, and the coroner is working to identify the victim. Anyone with information is urged to come forward as the investigation continues.

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Mount Pleasant Officers Face Fallout
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Yesterday at 4:00 PM

Eleven Mount Pleasant police officers faced fallout after allegedly cheating on a state-administered test—two were fired, eight were separated after admitting they received answers. A proposed public reprimand for the eight was blocked by the state’s law enforcement council, citing insufficient accountability. With details of the exam and investigation reports sealed, the scandal remains unresolved and quietly simmering.

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Chase Through Woods Ends in Arrest
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Yesterday at 3:42 PM

A 29-year-old man, Thomas Ray Horne, bolted into the woods after deputies arrived to serve him a warrant for over $10K in church damage and resisting arrest. Despite a PA system and a K-9 named Yoda tracking him down, he didn’t stop—until he was cornered in the bushes. Now booked at the L.C. Knight Detention Center, the arrest highlights a strong partnership between Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office and St. George Police Department, with Sheriff Sam Richardson praising their teamwork.

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Ceasefire Deal Nears Amid Global Tensions
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Yesterday at 1:55 PM

U.S. and Iran edge closer to extending the ceasefire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz — a lifeline for global oil — but major roadblocks remain, especially with Israel refusing to withdraw from Lebanon and Iran demanding Hezbollah’s withdrawal as part of any peace deal. The fragile truce hinges on Friday’s signing in Geneva, while tensions simmer as Israel threatens retaliation and energy markets brace for months of recovery. World leaders cautiously applaud the progress, but experts warn the clock is ticking before diplomacy collapses under pressure.

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Shooting at Haywood Mall Leaves Two Hurt
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Yesterday at 1:55 PM

A shooting erupted at Haywood Mall over the weekend, leaving two people injured — one an innocent bystander shot in the foot. A 17-year-old, Kamari Walker, has been charged as an adult with aggravated assault and battery. The brawl began when rival groups clashed, spiraling into gunfire. Police are still searching for other suspects and urge anyone with info to contact Detective Bryant at the Greenville Police Department. This case is still very much active.

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Charleston’s Juneteenth and Political Pulse
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Yesterday at 1:51 PM

Charleston’s buzzing with Juneteenth festivities, political drama, and community wins—free events, a new park tackling flooding, and flag makers racing to meet soaring demand as the state gears up for its 250th anniversary.

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Father Convicted in Daughter's Death
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Yesterday at 12:49 PM

A chilling case of familial horror unfolds as William McCue, 51, is convicted of murdering his 10-year-old daughter Zoey in a house fire ignited by his own son — a crime compounded by years of documented abuse against all his children. The jury delivered three consecutive life sentences without parole, plus an additional life and 120 years, calling the acts “unconscionable and preventable.” McCue’s wife, Carina, pleaded guilty and testified against him, receiving a 90-year sentence. The home revealed unsanitary conditions, withheld schooling, and physical injuries — including belt marks and a human bite — painting a portrait of systemic neglect and violence.

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Celebrate Juneteenth Across Town
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Yesterday at 11:19 AM

Celebrate freedom, culture, and community this weekend at the International African American Museum’s “Juneteenth on the Yard” — free admission, live music, dance, storytelling, and a headlining performance by Grammy-nominated artist D Smoke. Kick off at 10 AM, outdoor festivities start at noon, and the main stage kicks in at 1 PM. Don’t miss the full Juneteenth weekend lineup: Jazz Under the Stars Thursday, Gullah Juneteenth and Liberation Festival Friday, and Riverfront Park’s Family Fest Saturday with fireworks. Honor Black history with music, food, art, and legacy all weekend long.

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South Carolina’s Economic Boom Accelerates
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Yesterday at 10:33 AM

South Carolina’s economy is on the rise, fueled by big moves like the potential Dominion Energy and NextEra merger and USA Rare Earth’s new Upstate plant — bringing jobs, investment, and renewed confidence in the state’s business climate.

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Childcare Licensing Crisis in South Carolina
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Yesterday at 9:15 AM

South Carolina’s childcare licensing system is in chaos, with delays stretching months instead of weeks, leaving providers stuck in limbo while kids remain in their care. Audits reveal gaping oversight gaps, inconsistent inspections, and an absurd seven-month wait just to get an appeal hearing — all while childcare costs soar past $10,000 annually. The Department of Social Services admits the mess and vows to fix it with tech-driven reforms, but families and providers are left wondering: how safe is this system when it’s this broken?

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City to Take Over Historic Powder Magazine
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Yesterday at 9:12 AM

Charleston’s oldest public building, the Old Powder Magazine, could soon be saved from closure as the City Council weighs taking over its management — a historic 27x27-foot fortress built in 1712 to safely house gunpowder, later repurposed as a museum before shutting down in February due to financial woes, with the city poised to step in and ensure its legacy continues.

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