Charleston’s buzzing with Juneteenth festivities, political drama, and community wins—free events, a new park tackling flooding, and flag makers racing to meet soaring demand as the state gears up for its 250th anniversary.

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A chilling case of familial horror unfolds as William McCue, 51, is convicted of murdering his 10-year-old daughter Zoey in a house fire ignited by his own son — a crime compounded by years of documented abuse against all his children. The jury delivered three consecutive life sentences without parole, plus an additional life and 120 years, calling the acts “unconscionable and preventable.” McCue’s wife, Carina, pleaded guilty and testified against him, receiving a 90-year sentence. The home revealed unsanitary conditions, withheld schooling, and physical injuries — including belt marks and a human bite — painting a portrait of systemic neglect and violence.

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Celebrate freedom, culture, and community this weekend at the International African American Museum’s “Juneteenth on the Yard” — free admission, live music, dance, storytelling, and a headlining performance by Grammy-nominated artist D Smoke. Kick off at 10 AM, outdoor festivities start at noon, and the main stage kicks in at 1 PM. Don’t miss the full Juneteenth weekend lineup: Jazz Under the Stars Thursday, Gullah Juneteenth and Liberation Festival Friday, and Riverfront Park’s Family Fest Saturday with fireworks. Honor Black history with music, food, art, and legacy all weekend long.

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South Carolina’s economy is on the rise, fueled by big moves like the potential Dominion Energy and NextEra merger and USA Rare Earth’s new Upstate plant — bringing jobs, investment, and renewed confidence in the state’s business climate.

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South Carolina’s childcare licensing system is in chaos, with delays stretching months instead of weeks, leaving providers stuck in limbo while kids remain in their care. Audits reveal gaping oversight gaps, inconsistent inspections, and an absurd seven-month wait just to get an appeal hearing — all while childcare costs soar past $10,000 annually. The Department of Social Services admits the mess and vows to fix it with tech-driven reforms, but families and providers are left wondering: how safe is this system when it’s this broken?

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Charleston’s oldest public building, the Old Powder Magazine, could soon be saved from closure as the City Council weighs taking over its management — a historic 27x27-foot fortress built in 1712 to safely house gunpowder, later repurposed as a museum before shutting down in February due to financial woes, with the city poised to step in and ensure its legacy continues.

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Kelsey Glover didn’t set out to be a doctor—but an unexpected EMT course sparked her passion for emergency medicine, leading her to medical school during the pandemic. Balancing motherhood, academic rigor, and personal setbacks, she’s now on the verge of becoming a burn surgeon, driven by her EMT roots, teamwork ethic, and belief that family and career don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

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Lake Moultrie’s in chaos as a deadly storm hits—five rescues already underway. High winds, lightning, and zero visibility mean boaters must get off the water NOW. Sheriff’s Office warns: don’t risk your life or drag first responders into danger. Weather’s shifting fast—stay safe, stay ashore until the storm clears.

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