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NCPD joins initiative to prevent train-related accidents

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 25, 2024

As part of See Tracks? Think Train Week, the North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) joined South Carolina Operation Lifesaver and Amtrak in Operation Clear Track. This initiative aims to prevent train-related incidents and save lives.

Narcan drive-thru event canceled due to weather

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 25, 2024

Our Save-A-Life Day scheduled for tomorrow is officially canceled due to potential impacts from Tropical Storm Helene. Please look for a rescheduled date in mid-October.

Rep. Nancy Mace votes against Continuing Resolution, cites need to curb spending

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 25, 2024

Rep. Nancy Mace (SC01) has made a statement regarding her vote against the Continuing Resolution.

Dorchester County had 2 fewer lawyers in good standing in August than previous month

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

There were two fewer lawyers in good standing in Dorchester County in August compared to the previous month, according to the South Carolina Bar.

North Charleston commissions study on Northwoods area ponds

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

The City of North Charleston has commissioned a comprehensive study of the ponds in the Northwoods area. Below are the key findings from the study.

Rep. Nancy Mace requests communications on immigration enforcement from Charleston Sheriff's Office

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

Rep. Nancy Mace has formally requested all communications between the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office and ICE, including documents related to ICE detainer requests, illegal aliens apprehended by the Sheriff’s Office, and the termination of the 287(g) agreement. The deadline for submitting these documents is October 15, 2024.

Rep. Nancy Mace criticizes Sheriff Kristin Graziano's sanctuary policies

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

Rep. Nancy Mace has issued a statement criticizing Charleston County Sheriff Kristin Graziano for her policies on sanctuary practices. According to Mace, these policies are putting the lives of South Carolinians at risk by allowing criminal illegal aliens to be released into the community.

North Charleston announces public hearing on PRO Housing grant application

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

The North Charleston City Council has scheduled a public hearing for Thursday, October 10, 2024. The meeting will take place immediately before the Committee of the Whole meeting at 5:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers on the third floor of North Charleston City Hall, located at 2500 City Hall Lane, North Charleston, South Carolina.

Two NCPD officers advance in rank

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

Please join our agency in congratulating Officers Clifford Doorley and Joshua Champoux, who recently advanced in rank. Officer Doorley advanced to Master Patrolman, and Officer Champoux advanced to Patrolman First Class.

Charleston Metro Chamber begins search for new President & CEO

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 24, 2024

The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce's Board of Directors has initiated the search for a new President and Chief Executive Officer. Waverly Partners, an executive search firm known for serving chambers and economic development organizations nationwide, has been retained to assist in this process.

NCPD officers honored for lifesaving actions in August

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 23, 2024

Officers Lucas Searles and Andrew Marshall have been recognized with the Life Saving Award for August 2024. The award comes after their response to a potentially life-threatening situation on August 4.

House Committee report criticizes Biden-Harris border policies

By Charleston Reporter | Sep 23, 2024

The House Committee on Homeland Security has published a report addressing the implications of current border policies under the Biden-Harris administration. Key findings include the apprehension of 388 individuals on the terrorist watch list, a significant increase in drug seizures, and issues with the asylum system. The report highlights that nearly 200,000 Americans have died from fentanyl poisoning and thousands of criminal aliens have been released.