Research published in the Journal of Internal Medicine found that how much tea you drink, how strong it is, what type of tea it is, and how hot it is when you drink it all appeared to play a role in vascular disease risk. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

“There is a Fake News report out there that I am going to remove the White House Press Room and bring back the old Swimming Pool, which lies directly underneath,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the month ending Oct. 17 compared to the same period last year, according to NielsenIQ, a market research firm. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

Community members gathered Saturday at the former YWCA site on Coming Street to honor the lives and legacies of enslaved Africans and Indigenous people believed to be buried at the historic Potter’s Field. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

The NFL closed its fan zone in Paris Saturday due to intense street protests, but the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers are still set to play the league’s first game in France Sunday. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

🔊 HAPPENING TODAY: Skinful Halloween is a 21+ event on October 24 at Building 64 at Navy Yard Charleston in North Charleston. O’Neal, as DJ Diesel, is headlining the event, featuring more than 20 musical acts across the venue’s four stages. Read the full story in the bio for mor

HAPPENING TODAY: Goose Creek Recreation will host a Halloween carnival featuring games, costume contests, and a screening of Hocus Pocus at Central Creek Park on Saturday, Oct. 24. Read the full story in the bio for more details. 📸: City of Goose Creek

🍻 HAPPENING TODAY: Charleston Beerfest, a craft beer festival and annual fundraiser for Palmetto Community Care, is returning to Riverfront Park on Saturday, October 24th. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

The Charleston Police Department warns of potential moderate to major coastal flooding in Charleston from this weekend through midweek due to incoming king tides. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

🍫🧛 HAPPENING TODAY: The Commonhouse Aleworks’ Spooktacular Vendor Market + Block Party will be from noon to 6 p.m. on October 24, featuring 50+ vendors, trick-or-treating, costume contests, and a DJ. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

🎃👻 As Halloween festivities slowly creep into the Lowcountry, families and visitors can look forward to a lineup of upcoming spooktacular “Trunk or Treat” events filled with festive fun and surprises. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

Fire crews responded early Saturday morning to a large structure fire at Interior Corporation’s lumber facility on Indian Hut Road in Georgetown County, authorities say. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

HAPPENING TODAY: Community members are invited to gather Saturday at 106 Coming St. for a commemorative event honoring the people buried at the site of a historic Charleston community center and burial ground. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

24-year-old Coast Guard swimmer says he fought waves and darkness to rescue 16 people from ocean

Georgia man charged with throwing Molotov cocktail at Atlanta ICE building

Voters in 2 Democratic strongholds could ban transgender girls from girls school sports

HAPPENING TODAY: The South Carolina Department of Public Health is encouraging residents to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 24, by disposing of unused or expired medications at several local drop-off sites. Read the full story in the bio

British Embassy quashes Winnie-the-Pooh return rumors, keeping the famed bear in New York

Six Lowcountry nonprofits received more than $370,000 through live donations and matching gifts at Empower Charleston’s sold-out 2026 Showcase of Nonprofits. Read the full story in the bio for more details.

A Summerville man was arrested Friday morning in connection with a head-on collision on Carner Avenue near Rivers Avenue that left one person dead, according to the North Charleston Police Department. Read the full story in the bio for more details.