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WGWG Television, Charleston WGWG TV-4, Charleston, South Carolina. A local, over the air, television station operated by Howard Stirk Holdings II.

Over the Air: H&I 4.1, Decades 4.2, Antenna TV 4.3, Start TV 4.4. Howard Stirk Holdings
201 Massachusetts ave NE Suite C-3
Washington, DC 20001

We at WGWG-TV 4, believe our programming should be groundbreaking, authentic, and enriching. Owned and operated by veteran journalist, entrepreneur, and television producer Armstrong Williams. Our belief is to broadcast content that is inline with truth

and family values. We stay true to that core by honoring the parents of our parent company's name: Howard Stirk Holdings. The name “Howard Stirk” is taken from Williams’ mother’s maiden name, Howard, and his father’s middle name, Stirk. The name acts as a beacon, remembering the humble, hardscrabble beginnings of the Williams family in rural South Carolina. The broadcast television industry contains less the 2% minority ownership, so we are committed to diversity. Not just in the traditional sense, the stories we tell we be true to the hallmarks of journalism; which is to talk about the facts, shine light on topics that are neglected, and enrich the minds of our viewers. We appreciate your support as we go together to write televsion history and tell the countless stories from main street to wall street as its told by the citizens of the world...

05/01/2026
18/12/2025
03/12/2025
03/12/2025

THIS WEEK: Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax (TST)

Get involved 👉 charlestonmoves.org/get-involved
Learn about our position and project suggestions so far 👉 charlestonmoves.org/transportation-sales-tax

📌 12/2: Charleston City Council will discuss their priority project list for a possible TST extension this Tuesday. Once they settle on their list, it will be shared with Charleston County for consideration. We have provided our bike/ped suggestions* to the City, using the Ashley River Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge as the hub, and identifying spokes from there.

📌 12/3: Charleston County's next public input meeting is in West Ashley this Wednesday. This is another opportunity to get your thoughts and project ideas on the record as the County determines whether to place a TST extension referendum on the 2026 ballot. Don't forget, you can also offer comments via their public survey, open through December 👉 charlestontransportation.com/survey

👋 Meeting details are on our Get Involved page.

*Like we have done for the City of Charleston, we are compiling suggestions for the rest of the county and will share more soon.

31/10/2025
23/10/2025

🎃👻 Get ready for a spooktacular night..
Our Annual Halloween Howl is back!

📅 Thursday, October 23
🕔 5 PM – 8 PM
📍 180 Lockwood Blvd, Charleston, SC 29403

Join us for prizes, live music, food, and more—plus, you get to help judge the best car!
Don’t miss this fun community event for all ages!

21/10/2025

👏 Broad Support for Better North Bridge! 👏

We have some great news! This morning, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments’ Charleston Area Transportation Study (CHATS) Policy Committee* approved a resolution that "encourages SCDOT to include pedestrian and bicycle accommodations in the upgrade of the SC-7 (Cosgrove Avenue) bridge, and request SCDOT consider replacement of the facility to achieve this regional priority to provide safe accommodations for the walking, bicycling and motoring public."

👍 This action is important right now, as SCDOT has added the North Bridge (SC-7 or Cosgrove Avenue Bridge), its interchanges, and the I-26 overpass to their Bridge Program List. While they still haven't decided yet if they will rehabilitate or replace the bridge and associated crossings, they received strong encouragement this morning that the decision must provide bicycle and pedestrian access.

Not only did this resolution pass unanimously, but when the motion was made, it received several "seconds" in support. The CHATS Policy Committee passed this resolution to make its position clearly known on safe access for all users of the North Bridge. Thank you, CHATS! 💪

Stay tuned for SCDOT's decision on whether they will replace or rehab the bridge!

*CHATS is our tricounty metropolitan planning organization that is responsible for carrying out the urban transportation planning process. The Policy Committee Board governs CHATS, and represents government and transportation-related organizations from throughout the 800 square mile study area.

21/10/2025

I photographed Comet Lemmon tonight. It wasn’t visible with the naked eye, but a long exposure with my Nikon brought it out.

Lost our signal? We are approaching sun outage season once again. The September equinox sun fades for SES-1 start on Oc...
01/10/2025

Lost our signal? We are approaching sun outage season once again. The September equinox sun fades for SES-1 start on October 1st, peak around October 7th, and will be done by October 12th. The days with the most solar interference will be October 3rd through the 5th in the Southern portion of the United States.

16/09/2025

The Mount Pleasant Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting Traffic Safety Checkpoints on the following dates at the following locations:

September 18, 2025
Location: SC-517 @ Riviera Dr
Times: 10:00 PM - 10:45 PM
Location: Rifle Range Rd @ Myrick Rd
Times: 11:00 PM - 11:45 PM

September 19, 2025
Location: Chuck Dawley Blvd @ Myrick
Times: 12:00 AM - 12:45 AM
Location: Coleman Blvd @ Erckmann Dr
Times: 1:00 AM - 1:45 AM
Location: Park West @ Thomas Cario Blvd
Times: 10:00 PM - 10:45 PM
Location: Long Point Rd @ Bell Pointe Dr
Times: 11:00 PM - 11:45 PM

September 20, 2025
Location: Mathis Ferry Rd/Wingo Way
Times: 12:00 AM - 12:45 AM
Location: West Coleman Blvd / Patriots Point Rd
Times: 1:00 AM - 1:45 AM

10/09/2025

One of our troopers, Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty, was hit by a vehicle this morning while performing a traffic stop in Lexington County. Master Trooper LaBounty, a 40-year law enforcement veteran, was airlifted to Prisma Health in serious condition. We ask that everyone keeps him in your prayers as he continues to recover. For questions regarding the investigation, is handling due to Lexington County Sheriff's Department’s vehicle involvement in the incident.

This is now the third SC Highway Patrol trooper to be injured or killed in the last month:
1) Trooper First Class Dennis D. Ricks: Died from injuries on August 13, 2025.

2) Senior Trooper Mitchell Williams Jr.: Recovering at home from injuries sustained this past Sunday, September 7.

3) Master Trooper Wayne H. LaBounty: In serious condition at the hospital from injuries sustained this morning, September 9.

We are pleading with the public to slow down, move over for blue lights, and never drive impaired.

10/09/2025

Teamwork makes the dream work!

On Friday, September 5, 2025, Mount Pleasant Officers arrested two suspects in an armed robbery with assistance from the North Charleston Police Department. Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery that had just occurred in the parking lot of Lowes Food on Highway 41. With a description of the vehicle provided by the victim, officers were able to send a BOLO to surrounding agencies. Officers with the North Charleston Police Department located and stopped the suspect vehicle in North Charleston. The two suspects were identified and arrested.

On Monday, September 9, 2025, a similar situation occurred when the North Charleston Police Department sent a BOLO to surrounding agencies for an armed robbery suspect. Mount Pleasant officers located the vehicle and took the suspect into custody after conducting a high-risk traffic stop. North Charleston officers responded to the scene and took custody of the suspect.

The Mount Pleasant Police Department extends its thanks to the North Charleston Police Department. Crime does not recognize boundaries. These incidents demonstrate that when it comes to fighting crime, collaboration is the strongest tool!

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Howard Stirk Holdings 201 Massachusetts ave NE Suite C-3 Washington, DC 20001 We at WGWG-TV 4, believe our programming should be groundbreaking, authentic, and enriching. Owned and operated by veteran journalist, entrepreneur, and television producer Armstrong Williams. Our belief is to broadcast content that is inline with truth and family values. We stay true to that core by honoring the parents of our parent company's name: Howard Stirk Holdings. The name “Howard Stirk” is taken from Williams’ mother’s maiden name, Howard, and his father’s middle name, Stirk. The name acts as a beacon, remembering the humble, hardscrabble beginnings of the Williams family in rural South Carolina. The broadcast television industry contains less the 2% minority ownership, so we are committed to diversity. Not just in the traditional sense, the stories we tell we be true to the hallmarks of journalism; which is to talk about the facts, shine light on topics that are neglected, and enrich the minds of our viewers. We appreciate your support as we go together to write televsion history and tell the countless stories from main street to wall street as its told by the citizens of the world...