Katy Solt

2 weeks ago | abcnews4.com | Katy Solt

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Ten years have passed since Walter Scott, an unarmed Black man, was shot and killed by former North Charleston police officer Michael Slager. Scott fled a traffic stop made by Slager, who then shot Scott multiple times in the back as he ran away. The shooting, captured on video, ignited anger and outrage across the country. Local activist, Pastor Thomas Dixo,n reflected on how this tragedy inspired change. "The shortcomings in law enforcement.

3 weeks ago | abcnews4.com | Katy Solt

ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (WCIV) — News 4 is once again taking you Behind the Badge, introducing you to the men and women of the Lowcountry who keep us safe. Tuesday's officer is new to the Lowcountry, and he had quite the journey to get here. The moment you meet Officer Ned Donovan, you can tell he isn't from around here. "I was born in London, and I've been there for most of my life, but some of my family is from the U.S. and we've always had a connection to America," Donovan said.

3 weeks ago | abcnews4.com | Katy Solt

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — With this recent stretch of beautiful weather, more people are heading to our shores and soaking up the sun! Law enforcement agencies on Folly Beach, Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island say they're ready to make sure people are having fun and staying safe as we head into peak tourist season. "Beach going season is in full swing, beautiful weather," Lt. Cierra Mitchell with Folly Beach DPS said.

4 weeks ago | abcnews4.com | Katy Solt

CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — With 10 days to go until the Cooper River Bridge Run, people may be getting in some last-minute training. Whether this is your first time “getting over it” or if you’re a race veteran, we talked with a trainer who has some advice to make sure you’re safely crossing the finish line. Just days away from the Cooper River Bridge Run, OrangeTheory head coach Scott Russell is readying himself for another go at it.

1 month ago | abcnews4.com | Katy Solt

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Students and faculty at Early College High School in downtown Charleston have a brand-new building to call their own. The $42 million new space comes with state-of-the-art equipment, and the team says this is a gamechanger for their education. Javar Johnson, a senior at ECHS, knew he wanted a different high school experience. "Our school doesn't really have people who try to actually go places in life. We kind of just be chilling.