Charleston’s First Black Woman Police Captain Marks Nearly A Year Of Leadership
Captain Tonatte Mitchell made history last year as the first Black woman to lead the Charleston, S.C. Police Department.
She lost her son after a boating accident. The police response made her want to change SC law.
A legislative bill, dubbed Jaden's Law, aims to strengthen the authorities' response to boating incidents where a person dies ...
‘People should be ashamed.’ Racism ruins Black History Month for two SC police departments
Opinion editor Matthew T. Hall explores why trolls are feeling more emboldened on social media and making Black History Month ...
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CPD's first Black female Captain reflects on nearly one year since historic promotion
It’s been nearly one year since Captain Tonatte Mitchell made history with the Charleston Police Department.News 4 first ...
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‘People Should Be Ashamed’: South Carolina Police Department Forced to Take Down Posts Honoring Black History Month After Racist Backlash
A South Carolina police department has deleted its social media posts honoring Black History Month after a barrage of racist ...
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As flooding hit Kentucky on Sunday, death total rises to nine
Much of the commonwealth remains under flood watches or warnings Sunday morning after some areas received more than 6 inches ...
Denzel Aberdeen and Thomas Haugh notch career highs as No. 3 Florida beats South Carolina 88-67
Denzel Aberdeen scored 22 points, Thomas Haugh added 20 — career highs for both players — and No. 3 Florida beat South Carolina 88-67 Saturday night despite playing without two frontcourt players.
‘People should be ashamed’: SC agency responds to racism against Black police officers
A South Carolina Police Department said it has decided to discontinue a series of posts for Black History Month due to the ...
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SEWE swoops back into town this weekend
SEWE kicks off again this weekend in Charleston with jumping dogs, flying raptors and countless folks stomping about in every ...