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Southern Charm Season 12 Filmed Primarily in Charleston, South Carolina

Southern Charm Season 12 Filmed Primarily in Charleston, South Carolina

Southern Charm Season 12 Filmed Primarily in Charleston, South Carolina
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South Carolina Father Arrested for Leaving Child Unattended for Pokémon Cards

South Carolina Father Arrested for Leaving Child Unattended for Pokémon Cards

John-Michael Dooley, a 35-year-old father from Johns Island, South Carolina, was arrested after allegedly leaving his 6-year-old daughter sleeping outside a Target store in Charleston's West Ashley neighborhood. The incident occurred around 2:30 a.m. on a Friday as numerous customers gathered overnight for a new Pokémon trading card release. Witnesses reported that Dooley provided his daughter with a pillow and blanket before leaving her asleep in line sometime after 1 a.m. After approximately an hour, concerned customers contacted the police when Dooley did not return. Upon his return, witnesses identified him to officers, leading to his arrest. During questioning, Dooley admitted to returning home, leaving his daughter unattended to secure his place in line for the card purchase. The child was unharmed and subsequently placed in emergency protective custody with the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Dooley has been charged with unlawful conduct toward a child and has since been released from ...
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U.S. Coast Guard East District Recognized for Supreme Maritime Rescue of Five Crew Members Off North Carolina Coast

U.S. Coast Guard East District Recognized for Supreme Maritime Rescue of Five Crew Members Off North Carolina Coast

The U.S. Coast Guard East District, which oversees the mid-Atlantic region, has been awarded the International Ocean Safety Award for a supreme maritime rescue. This recognition is for their successful rescue of five crew members from the 54-foot catamaran 'Magic Bus' on November 6, 2025. The incident occurred 260 nautical miles off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, during a severe force 8-9 gale. The 'Magic Bus' was on an 1,100-mile migration voyage from Long Island Sound, Connecticut, to the Bahamas when it encountered critical issues, including a flooded engine compartment and a ripped-off saloon hatch, leading to water ingress from both above and below the waterline. The crew, despite being experienced, faced communication challenges, as their VHF radio lacked sufficient range and attempts to contact the Coast Guard via mobile phone and website were unsuccessful due to an automated system and a government shutdown. The owner of the 'Magic Bus' ultimately alerted the Coast Guard via 911.
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Georgia and South Carolina Shelve Plans for Joint Jasper Ocean Terminal Project

Georgia and South Carolina Shelve Plans for Joint Jasper Ocean Terminal Project

Georgia and South Carolina Shelve Plans for Joint Jasper Ocean Terminal Project
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Winter weather in the forecast. How cold and how much snow?

Winter weather in the forecast. How cold and how much snow?

While not a blockbuster storm, an upcoming nor'easter will bring the season's first snowflakes to portions of the eastern U.S., forecasters said.
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Conor Oberst Will Play a Cave and a Haunted Hotel on His First Solo Tour Since 2019

Conor Oberst Will Play a Cave and a Haunted Hotel on His First Solo Tour Since 2019

The singer-songwriter has announced an expansive 49-date run, dubbed "An Alleged Evening with Conor Oberst"
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No. 3 USC women storm past Charleston as Hall, Davidson and Watkins power another blowout

No. 3 USC women storm past Charleston as Hall, Davidson and Watkins power another blowout

No. 3 Southern California routed Charleston 105-44 led by Saniyah Hall and Jazzy Davidson with 24 points each, and JuJu Watkins with 20
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Bird Flu Confirmed in South Carolina Pond, Wildlife Officials Issue Public Health Advisory

Bird Flu Confirmed in South Carolina Pond, Wildlife Officials Issue Public Health Advisory

State wildlife officials have confirmed cases of bird flu in South Carolina after several dead geese and ducks were recovered from a pond in Charleston. Tests conducted on the birds confirmed they died from the virus. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) is actively monitoring avian flu cases in wild bird populations across the state. Officials noted that while the virus occurs naturally in the wild, cases typically increase during seasonal bird migrations. The SCDNR has issued a public health advisory, reminding residents that while the risk of transmission to humans is low, it is crucial to avoid sick or dead birds and to keep pets away from potentially infected species. There is currently no cure or treatment for the virus, and outbreaks can last for weeks to months.
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Man Arrested in Charleston for Leaving Child Unsupervised for Pokémon Cards

Man Arrested in Charleston for Leaving Child Unsupervised for Pokémon Cards

A man was arrested in Charleston, South Carolina, after allegedly leaving his 6-year-old daughter asleep and unsupervised outside a Target store to hold his place in line for a new release of Pokémon trading cards. Police responded to the West Ashley Target around 2:30 a.m. after receiving a report of an unsupervised minor. They found the child alone. The father, identified as John-Michael Dooley, 35, of Johns Island, South Carolina, later returned to the store. Witnesses identified him, and he admitted to leaving his daughter to maintain his spot in line. The child was unharmed and placed into emergency protective custody by the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Dooley has been accused of unlawful conduct toward a child and is currently detained.
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Royal Caribbean Crew Member Rescued After Nine Hours Adrift Off California Coast

Royal Caribbean Crew Member Rescued After Nine Hours Adrift Off California Coast

A Royal Caribbean cruise ship employee was rescued by fishermen after spending approximately nine hours in the Pacific Ocean, nearly 20 miles off the California coast. The incident occurred after the man reportedly went overboard from the 'Ovation of the Sea' cruise ship, which had departed from San Pedro, California, and was en route to Ensenada, Mexico. Fishermen Sean Norton and Grant Garrett discovered the man floating on his back near Catalina Island around midday, indicating he may have entered the water around 2:30 a.m. According to the fishermen, the crew member was in a critical state, shaking uncontrollably and unable to speak, suggesting he was near death. After being pulled from the water, the U.S. Coast Guard was contacted, and Newport Beach Fire Lifeguard Department personnel met the fishing vessel to provide medical treatment. The man was subsequently transported to a hospital, where he is expected to survive. Royal Caribbean Group confirmed the rescued individual was a crew member and stated...
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HDR Seeks Site Civil Engineer in Charleston, SC to Advance Infrastructure Design

HDR Seeks Site Civil Engineer in Charleston, SC to Advance Infrastructure Design

HDR Seeks Site Civil Engineer in Charleston, SC to Advance Infrastructure Design
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National Veterans Small Business Week Commences, Highlighting Charleston's Veteran-Owned Enterprises

National Veterans Small Business Week Commences, Highlighting Charleston's Veteran-Owned Enterprises

National Veterans Small Business Week Commences, Highlighting Charleston's Veteran-Owned Enterprises