Charleston News Today | 2 Min News | THE DAILY NOW!
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Categories: News, Daily News
Hosted by Corey Cambridge, Charleston News Today delivers fast, focused daily news updates on the stories shaping Charleston, from breaking local news and city government to business, technology, education, real estate, weather, transportation, public safety, healthcare, tourism, the port and maritime industry, historic preservation, sports, entertainment, and the people and issues impacting the community. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by Qwikcast.ai for speed, consistency, and global scale, Charleston News Today is part of THE DAILY NOW!, a global news network delivering fast, accessible coverage of the stories shaping cities, communities, and teams around the world. Charleston News Today keeps listeners connected to the daily news stories that matter across Charleston and beyond!
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Recent episodes
- Man Arrested for Leaving Daughter Alone at Target | Charleston News
A man in Charleston was arrested for leaving his six-year-old daughter alone in line at Target while he went home. John-Michael Dooley, 35, had been waiting for a new Pokemon card release and left his sleeping daughter with a blanket and pillow. Concerned customers called the police after he…
- Charleston Battery Stages Epic 3-Goal Comeback | Charleston News
The Charleston Battery staged a remarkable three-goal comeback in stoppage time against Hartford Athletic, equalizing at 3-3 and advancing to the Eastern Conference Final via penalties. Despite trailing at halftime, Charleston rallied with goals from Emilio Ycaza, Colton Swan, and Kirill Pakhomov…
- Reynolds Homecoming Sparks Community Dialogue | Charleston News
The Reynolds Homecoming event in North Charleston united community leaders and residents to discuss the neighborhood's future. Keynote speaker Jerome Smalls emphasized the importance of local input in shaping developments, while Mayor Reggie Burgess shared heartfelt memories of the area. Resident…
- Charleston Eyes Parking Rate Hike for Safety Funds | Charleston News
Charleston is considering raising parking rates from three to four dollars for non-residents to help cover rising costs and improve employee salaries. A proposed allocation of one million dollars for pedestrian safety enhancements reflects the city’s commitment to public safety. However…
- Baldwin Park Hosts Second Savannah Porchfest | Charleston News
The second annual Savannah Porchfest brought together 41 bands in Baldwin Park, transforming the neighborhood into a vibrant music hub. Residents and visitors enjoyed a day filled with music and community spirit, fostering connections among attendees. The event featured performances over seven…
- Families Celebrate Holiday Spirit at Tree Lighting | Charleston News
On November 7th, Tanger Outlets Savannah launched the holiday season with its annual Tree Lighting Celebration in Pooler, Georgia. Families enjoyed activities such as face painting, cookie decorating, and cherished moments with Santa. The festive atmosphere peaked with an exciting countdown to the…
- Savannah Kids Shine at Annual Sneaker Ball | Charleston News
The annual Ice and Lace Sneaker Ball in Savannah brought together kids aged seven to fourteen for a night of fun at the Civic Center Ballroom. Dressed to impress, they danced, sang, and enjoyed a complimentary evening full of style and prizes. Savannah Alderman Detric Leggett made a special…
- New Adoption Center Opens in Moncks Corner | Charleston News
Berkeley County recently inaugurated a new adoption center at the Charleston Animal Society's Berkeley Campus in Moncks Corner. Spanning over 5,300 square feet, it features 27 kennels for dogs, a dedicated kitten room, and areas for meet-and-greets, enhancing opportunities for pet adoptions. The…
- Armed Suspect Triggers Shelter-in-Place | Charleston News
Law enforcement in Dorchester County, South Carolina, is currently searching for an armed and dangerous suspect in Ridgeville. Residents are advised to shelter in place and avoid the area, particularly between Gum Street and Poplar Street. The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office and Ridgeville…
- Financial Advisor Shares Year-End Tax Strategies | Charleston News
As the year ends, financial advisor Vann Doubleday highlights essential steps regarding required minimum distributions (RMDs) and Roth conversions. For individuals with tax-deferred plans, the IRS mandates RMDs starting at ages 73 to 75. Doubleday recommends charitable contributions for those over…
- Mt. Pleasant to Discuss ALPR Camera Rules | Charleston News
Mount Pleasant's town council is preparing for a first reading of an ordinance on Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) set for November 10. This ordinance aims to establish clear operational guidelines and data management practices for the cameras. Transparency is a priority, with legal…
- Lexington Churches Honor Enslaved Ancestors | Charleston News
St. Michael Lutheran Church in Lexington County recently held a rededication ceremony for the St. Michael African American Cemetery, honoring the enslaved individuals buried there. The event featured a service, concert, and reception, celebrating the cemetery's history and significance. Descendant…
- West Ashley Set for Large Retail Growth | Charleston News
West Ashley is set for a significant retail expansion next year, introducing new restaurants, shops, and an indoor golf simulator near West Ashley Circle and Bees Ferry Road. The Shoppes at Bees Ferry will feature a vibrant mix of retail and dining, with Bay Street Biergarten opening a second…
- SCCPSS Launches New Choice Program Applications | Charleston News
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System has announced a new Choice Program application process, replacing the Student Success Expo with open houses starting November 2nd, running until December 1st. These events allow families to explore various educational programs. The application…
- Liberty County Hosts Free Baby Shower Supplies | Charleston News
Liberty County is set to host a free community baby shower on November 12th, aimed at supporting new and expecting parents. Families with kids five and under can receive essential supplies like diapers and wipes at the Health Department. The event also offers free health screenings for blood…
- Bulloch County Wins Agency of the Year Award | Charleston News
Bulloch County Recreation and Parks has been honored with the Agency of the Year Award by the Georgia Recreation and Park Association District 1, recognizing their community-focused initiatives. They also received an Innovative Program Award for the Recess Rumble, benefiting homeschooled children…
- Berkeley County Man Arrested After Chase | Charleston News
A Berkeley County man, Donte Jamaul Mims, has been charged following a disturbing domestic violence incident that escalated into a police chase. On November 1st, Mims allegedly broke into a woman’s home, threatened her and her family, and continued to make threatening calls while deputies were…
- Metter Man Sentenced to 16 Years for Meth | Charleston News
A Metter man has been sentenced to sixteen years in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine. Nakia Donaldson, 36, pleaded guilty after being captured in a 2024 undercover operation where he sold nine ounces of meth for $1,400. Along with his prison term, Donaldson faces a $2,000 fine and…
- Firefighters Control Goose Creek Blaze | Charleston News
A significant fire broke out on Anita Drive in Goose Creek, South Carolina, on November 2nd, prompting a rapid response from local firefighters and mutual aid teams. All residents evacuated safely, but sadly, two dogs and two cats perished in the blaze. Crews arrived to find intense flames and…
- Ben Sawyer Bridge to Close Overnight for Repairs | Charleston News
The Ben Sawyer Bridge in Charleston County will be closed to vehicles overnight on November 2nd from 9 PM to 2 AM for essential repairs. Drivers are encouraged to seek alternative routes during this time to ensure safety and minimize disruptions. If you're in the area, approach the work zone with…
- Georgia Troopers Now Accept Digital IDs at Stops | Charleston News
Georgia drivers can now use digital IDs during traffic stops, with state troopers set to scan these IDs by July 2024. Drivers need to inform officers they wish to use their phone for identification, eliminating the need to hand over devices. Residents are divided on the change; Phillip Bell…
- Crocker Case Against School Leaders Revived | Charleston News
The Georgia Court of Appeals has reversed the dismissal of a case involving Mary Frances Crocker's estate against Effingham County school leaders, sending it back to Superior Court for further proceedings. This ruling allows Crocker's attorneys to gather evidence and conduct depositions related to…
- South Carolina Offers Voting Day Tips | Charleston News
Election Day in South Carolina is November 3rd, with polling places open from 7 AM to 7 PM. Voters in line by 7 PM can still cast their ballots. It’s essential to verify your voter registration status, locate your polling site, and review your sample ballot beforehand. Bring a valid photo ID, as…
- Isaiah Goodman Convicted of Aggravated Assault | Charleston News
Isaiah Goodman has been convicted of aggravated assault related to the 2020 killing of Michael Peguese in Savannah, Georgia, but the jury was unable to reach a verdict on murder charges, resulting in a mistrial. This followed a previous mistrial in Goodman’s first trial, where he faced additional…
- Community Meeting Set for Pooler Learning Center | Charleston News
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is hosting a community meeting on Monday at 6 PM at Pooler Elementary School to discuss a proposed Early Learning Center. Residents and families are encouraged to share their thoughts and feedback on the initiative, which aims to support young…
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