Charleston Daily Brief

Charleston Daily Brief

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Charleston Daily Brief episodes

  • September 9, 2026
    • Charleston County library launches decodable books collection to aid struggling readers
    • Charleston County considers $11M bond for James Island upgrades
    • FIRST ALERT: Seasonable temperatures today; high risk of rip currents at Lowcountry beaches
    • RiverDogs Take Game One of Division Series in 10-Inning Dogfight
    • Mt. Pleasant man says mushrooms made him paranoid before shooting at moving vehicle
    • Charleston County wants to know where your short-term rental guests are sleeping
    • Charleston County still seeking payment 5 years after driveway paved on Greenbelt land
    • Lowcountry doctors urge early planning for flu shots as season approaches
    • Also on: The Reckoning at Charleston Pour House
    3 min
  • September 8, 2026
    • Berkeley County labor force grows nearly 30% in six years as workers mark Labor Day
    • Crunch time: Braves lead NL East by 4 games with 18 games remaining
    • RiverDogs open playoffs after rallying to South Division title
    • The Lowcountry jobs you don’t see — but couldn’t live without
    • FIRST ALERT: Hazardous beach conditions continue through mid-week
    • Folly Beach road construction cuts traffic as some businesses see record highs, others low
    • Mount Pleasant residents share the history of Riverside Beach and White’s Paradise
    • Red Top community holds Labor Day parade amid uncertain economic times
    • Also on: Understanding Hanahan Flooding at Hanahan
    3 min
  • September 7, 2026
    • Severe Thunderstorm Warning
    • Special Weather Statement
    • 9/11-related events scheduled around the Charleston region
    • Charleston effort to pack 180K food kits on 9/11 part of growing day of service legacy
    • Mount Pleasant talks permits for pet breeders; Charleston County launches TST project portal
    • RiverDogs Fall 3-2 in Regular Season Finale
    • Beachgoers find light traffic heading to Isle of Palms for Labor Day weekend
    • Marine Patrol focuses on safety during busy Labor Day weekend on Lake Moultrie
    • Also on: The Headstrings Collective - Monday Muse at Charleston Pour House
    3 min
  • September 6, 2026
    • RiverDogs Score Six Unanswered to Earn 6-4 Victory
    • Johnson throws for 281 yards and Georgia Southern defeats Charleston Southern 31-0
    • Gavin Garcia rushes for 3 TDs to lead The Citadel past Charlotte 43-41 in 3OT
    • FIRST ALERT: Severe weather risk increases ahead of Labor Day Monday’s front
    • 2 hospitalized following Bees Ferry Road crash
    • Long Savanna in West Ashley takes shape with townhomes, houses starting at $386K
    • Special Weather Statement
    • Severe Thunderstorm Watch
    • Also on: Motown Throwdown at Charleston Pour House
    3 min
  • September 5, 2026
    • North Charleston man sentenced to 30 years for shooting Army veteran during robbery
    • Pulling back the screen: CCSD giving parents more insight into student tech use
    • Charleston sales tax vote could raise water bills
    • College students are encouraged to make internships and job shadowing a priority
    • Portion of Old Jacksonboro Road reopens after single-vehicle crash downs power lines
    • Charleston school district launches first program of its kind in South Carolina
    • FIRST ALERT: Dangerous heat, scattered strong storms highlight Labor Day Weekend
    • Labor Day travel: What to know before heading to Charleston International Airport
    • Also on: Cordovas at Charleston Pour House
    3 min
  • September 4, 2026
    • Pulling back the screen: CCSD giving parents more insight into student tech use
    • Joe Rice, powerhouse Lowcountry attorney and Motley Rice co-founder, dies unexpectedly at 72
    • Over $7 million approved to fund Charleston County Public Library Main Library renovations
    • North Charleston police, community leaders walk streets after multiple homicides
    • Ex-Charleston cop wanted in wife’s 2005 killing now back in SC to face charges
    • When Gloria Steinem visited The Citadel and met with a future congresswoman and colonel
    • Rabid raccoon confirmed in Charleston County, one dog exposed
    • Charleston County urges residents to sign up for emergency notification system
    • Also on: Henry's Pocket at Charleston Pour House
    3 min

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The morning headlines for Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville and the tricounty, in about two minutes. Published every morning at four.