Andy Davis

5 days ago | wsav.com | Natasha Young |Andy Davis

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — The RBC Heritage has had the same title sponsor since 2012, but could that change next year? The 2025 RBC Heritage looks to be another big success with almost all of the tickets sold for the weekend and 72 of the best golfers in the world on Hilton Head Island. Yet, the sponsorship for next year looms over the tournament.

1 week ago | wsav.com | Natasha Young |Andy Davis |Joey Lamar |Danielle Cobb

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — The RBC Heritage is heating up and fans are rolling in ready for a great week in the Lowcountry. Humans weren’t the only things watching the fun round on Wednesday. Just off the first tee, fans, media and golfers were joined by some interesting spectators, some sun-loving reptiles. Pro-Am day wrapped up Wednesday and the PGA pros are getting ready for Thursday’s first round. The action off the course has already started, with the fans and their appetites gearing up.

1 week ago | wsav.com | Andy Davis |Dylan James |Natasha Young

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (WSAV) — The 2025 RBC Heritage kicked off the opening ceremonies with a bang on Tuesday. Video Player is loading. RBC Heritage opening ceremonyCurrent Time 0:00Duration 0:21Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. RBC Heritage opening ceremony The tournament has taken place for 57 years in Hilton Head with food, fun and traditions.

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Andy Davis

BLUFFTON, SC (WSAV) – A change at the top of one local police department. The Town of Bluffton going a little younger, at least for one day. Emily and Auria McKinley were officially sworn by Bluffton Mayor Larry Toomer in as “police chiefs for a day” on Wednesday. The sisters received this honor after their family won an auction at St Gregory the Great School. The “former” Chief Joe Babkiewicz was on hand for the big ceremony to hand over the reins to the Department.

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Andy Davis

BLUFFTON, S.C. (WSAV) – Some Lowcountry students put their skills to work to help a local fire department have better organization during times of crisis. Welding students from May River High School put nearly 80 hours of work into the brand-new rigging for a Bluffton Fire Department truck. They didn’t just work on the metal; they helped design and even improve the equipment before officially installing it Friday. Thanks to their work, the rack fits perfectly inside the truck.