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Charleston County deputies engaged in a high-speed chase with a seventeen-year-old suspect driving a stolen Hyundai, firing shots at officers. The pursuit ended with the suspects arrest after crashing into an electrical box and being apprehended with two firearms. The teenager now faces charges, including attempted murder, and is being held at the Charleston County juvenile detention center.

Juvenile Arrested After High-Speed Chase, Shooting Incident: A stolen vehicle pursuit in Charleston County ended with a juvenile suspects arrest following a shooting incident and a crash in Mount Pleasant.

Tragic Accident on Rivers Avenue: Community Mourns Loss of Sache Brown A fatal crash on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston claimed the life of Sache Brown, a thirty-three-year-old woman from Charleston. The incident occurred around ten AM when Browns vehicle lost control, veering into westbound lanes and colliding with a commercial motor vehicle. The impact was severe, resulting in Browns immediate death at the scene. The crash caused significant disruption, with emergency services and law enforcement responding to manage the situation and investigate the circumstances. The community extends its deepest sympathies to Browns family and friends. Additionally, a diesel fuel spill from one of the vehicles required immediate attention from the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services and the states Department of Transportation to prevent further environmental impact.

Georgetown County Sheriffs Office seeks publics help in locating missing 13-year-old Jayden Isiah Mitchell, last seen at Rosemary Middle School. Jayden was wearing all black and left his cellphone behind. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the sheriffs office.

Tragic Accident in North Charleston: A Woman Lost Her Life, Commercial Vehicle Involved, Diesel Spill Cleaned Up

High-speed chase in Charleston County ends in arrest: Young man faces serious charges after firing at deputies, crashing stolen vehicle.

Roxie Wolfe, from Greenville, South Carolina, had her bond denied for the third time after being accused of threatening Republican Representative Nancy Mace on social media. The judges decision was influenced by the political climate and concerns for public safety. Wolfes mother expressed distress, while the defense argued that investigations found no evidence of a direct threat or gun ownership. The state is prepared for trial, but no date has been set.

South Carolinas high suicide rate, driven by factors like rural population, mental health stigma, and gun availability, is a pressing issue. Experts highlight the need for specialized support, especially for LGBTQ+ youth, following federal policy changes. Local nonprofits are stepping in to fill the gap. The states prevention efforts focus on counseling, training, youth programs, and interventions from loved ones. A significant factor is gun use, with 90% of attempts resulting in death. Senator Darrell Jackson plans to introduce red flag laws to prevent gun suicides.

Summervilles Town Council advances controversial annexation plan, despite strong community opposition, to expand boundaries and manage growth in Nexton, a rapidly developing area. The proposed annexation includes land along Wildgame Road, Sheep Island Road, Nexton Parkway, and a twenty-acre public park. Mayor Russ Touchberry and Town Administrator Scott Slatton argue that the annexation will offer more opportunities and better services for residents, while Berkeley County officials and residents express concerns about increased traffic, strain on public resources, and environmental impacts. The earliest final vote on the annexation is scheduled for January 15th, leaving many residents anxious about the future of their community.