The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is currently investigating potential lapses in quality inspections by Boeing employees on its 787 jets, as confirmed on Monday. These investigations focus on the Boeing South Carolina facility in North Charleston.
An internal memo from the 787 program indicates that there may have been policy violations involving several employees who failed to conduct required tests...
A 65-year-old man was bitten by a shark this past weekend while spearfishing off Charleston Harbor, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. After the incident, he managed to get back to his boat, where a crew member quickly applied a tourniquet to his wound.
The boat returned to Charleston Harbor, where it was met by the harbor police and the...
In a heartening update, the two Polk County deputies injured last week in the gunfight, which unfolded during an investigation into a suspicious vehicle at a local park, have been discharged from the hospital. The Polk County Sheriff's Office shared the encouraging news of Lt. Chad Anderson and DS Craig Smith's release, marking a promising development in their recovery...
Get ready, Tampa Bay! As hurricane season looms on the horizon, it's time to gear up and prepare. While the official start is June 1st, from May 6th to 11th, we're in the midst of Hurricane Preparedness Week. Sponsored by NOAA and the National Hurricane Center, this week serves as a crucial reminder for both coastal and inland residents...
Get ready to pedal for a purpose, Tampa Bay! The statewide organization Moms Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is bringing its impactful 'Ride Like MADD' cycling challenge to our area for the third consecutive year, aiming to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving.
Each year in Florida, there are approximately 5,600 crashes linked to drunk or drugged driving, averaging...
Sullivan’s Island's most historic home was just sold for a record breaking $9 million.
Located at 1702 Ion Ave., this expansive five-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home spans 7,344 square feet and was initially constructed as the Base Commandant’s Quarters at Fort Moultrie. It stands as one of the fort's most intricate remaining buildings, as highlighted by The Cassina Group, a Charleston-based real...
Several gunshots and brawls were reported at North Charleston High School over the weekend during the annual Slam Fest event.
According to a police report, six off-duty officers present at the event responded after hearing claims of a firearm and a possible shot fired, although they did not hear the gunshot themselves. As they addressed the initial altercation, North Charleston...
Buckle up, Tampa Bay, because the streets of our city turned into a scene straight out of a Fast & Furious movie in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Just before 1 a.m., deputies rushed to the chaotic scene at Cragmont Drive and Princess Palm Avenue. A sheriff's office video vividly shows the chaos with engines roaring, tires screeching, and...
Hold onto your helmets, Tampa Bay cyclists and pedestrians, as the beloved trail along the Courtney Campbell Causeway has temporarily closed for repairs starting Monday.
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According to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), crews are tackling storm damage to strengthen the approach areas in preparation for the upcoming hurricane...
Hold onto your coffee cups, Tampa Bay, because there was quite the unexpected visitor at a Starbucks drive-thru in North Port – a curious gator!
The reptile's leisurely crawl through the drive-thru came to an abrupt halt as first responders from North Port Fire Rescue swooped in to capture the unexpected guest.
Just another day on the job! Today, our team...