Daily editionFriday, October 2nd, 2026
Good morning, North Charleston.
The 5AM North Charleston Team
Here’s your local news at a glance for Friday, the 2nd of October.
Community
Charleston Animal Society is waiving large-dog adoption fees in partnership with Hill's Pet Nutrition to help shelter animals be adopted.
The promotion is available at both Charleston and Berkeley campuses through Sunday.
My TV CharlestonRead more
A new video report shows vulnerable adults in the Lowcountry may not be receiving proper care as they face neglect and abuse.
The report details shortcomings in support services that leave many residents at risk — a situation that local groups say needs urgent attention.
Live 5 NewsRead more
Business
Charleston-based CBPR, led by Charlotte Berger, built its reputation by supporting team members and delivering real client results.
Founded during Covid to combat burnout, the agency now connects with local women agency owners to foster a sustainable and values-driven work culture.
Charleston Business MagazineRead more
Government
City leaders hosted an open house about the 33% complete Unified Development Ordinance that will modernize zoning rules while seeking feedback.
A virtual question and answer session will be held on Oct. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m and Module 1 opens for review starting Oct. 16.
WCSC Live 5 NewsRead more
Health
Be Well Circle, a Charleston startup nonprofit, aims to fund holistic care services that combine mental health, nutrition, and energy healing to help patients afford treatments (not covered by insurance).
The organization currently relies on private donations and will host monthly community events, including an October donation-based dream circle.
Charleston City PaperRead more
Roper St. Francis Healthcare launched a nearly 40-foot mobile care unit that brings primary and preventive care directly to communities with limited clinic access.
It began today in Ladson and regular on-road appointments will start this spring.
WCSC Live 5 NewsRead more