
Justin Kollar
News Anchor at WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC)
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5 days ago |
wrdw.com | Justin Kollar
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As the Catholic world celebrates the election of the first-ever American pontiff, one South Carolina family is remembering their own “miraculous” connection with the late Pope Francis, one sealed in faith, a little boy’s drawings, and a white envelope postmarked from the Vatican. Six-year-old Giovanni Carmona Luna had questions: big ones. “How did God make the world?” he asked his parents.
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6 days ago |
live5news.com | Justin Kollar
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As the Catholic world celebrates the election of the first-ever American pontiff, one Lowcountry family is remembering their own “miraculous” connection with the late Pope Francis, one sealed in faith, a little boy’s drawings, and a white envelope postmarked from the Vatican. Six-year-old Giovanni Carmona Luna had questions: big ones. “How did God make the world?” he asked his parents.
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6 days ago |
wistv.com | Justin Kollar
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As the Catholic world celebrates the election of the first-ever American pontiff, one Lowcountry family is remembering their own “miraculous” connection with the late Pope Francis, one sealed in faith, a little boy’s drawings, and a white envelope postmarked from the Vatican. Six-year-old Giovanni Carmona Luna had questions: big ones. “How did God make the world?” he asked his parents.
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2 weeks ago |
live5news.com | Justin Kollar
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - As Charleston’s red-hot housing market continues to challenge buyers, new immigration policies from the White House could make the search for an affordable home even tougher. Latino workers make up nearly a third of the nation’s construction workforce. Many of these workers, particularly those who are living in the country without permission, now face the threat of deportation under the Trump administration’s renewed immigration enforcement efforts.
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3 weeks ago |
live5news.com | Justin Kollar
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Pet Helpers is bursting at the seams, and while the puppies and dogs may be adorable, the shelter is facing a serious crisis. With 25 animals currently onsite and more arriving daily, the nonprofit has launched an emergency campaign called “Crowded with Cuteness” to help find homes fast. From April 23 through April 28, the shelter is offering 50% off adoption fees for all adult dogs and puppies to help relieve the overflow.
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Before reaching out to @Live5News to share his son’s story, Hector Carmona wondered if anyone would care. He later told me, “I realized it’s not about if people care. God sent us a sign that it's going to be okay… And that’s good enough for me.” 💌

As the world welcomes new Pope Leo XIV, everyone must watch @kollarjustin’s latest story. Truly remarkable!! Check out how one Lowcountry boy got a special message before Pope Francis took his final breaths ❤️ https://t.co/fRVUbRZrn6

When moments matter - choose the Lowcountry's News Leader. 5⃣🚔📺 @Live5News https://t.co/3anUzHe3s4

The suspect has been arrested and is now in custody. He was found on a boat.

This is the name and picture of the man police believe to be responsible for a hit and run involving two children and a woman on Sullivans Island, SC. An island wide manhunt continues. This man is considered to be armed and dangerous. Call 911 if you see him. https://t.co/My8I6wTqEv