Tim Renaud

Executive Digital Producer at WCBD News 2

charleston, south carolina, united states

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As an award-winning and Emmy-nominated digital executive producer at News 2 in Charleston, SC, I have led the digital team at WCBD through numerous hurricanes, severe weather events, elections, a riot, and the most significant breaking stories in the South Carolina Lowcountry for over five years.I excel in severe weather digital coverage and post-storm recovery. Always thinking outside the box to curate unique content that sets us apart from competitors. Breaking news is always a top priority.

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Dense fog seen across Charleston area during morning commute

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Dense early morning fog was seen across the Charleston area on Thursday, even slowing the commute for some drivers. The National Weather Service in Charleston issued a dense fog advisory for much of the Lowcountry with visibility... See more

counton2.com•Tim Renaud•Jan 8, 2026

North Charleston mother charged after child is shot, police say

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – North Charleston police arrested a woman early Tuesday in connection with a shooting that injured her child. Officers responded to a home on Corona Street around 11:30 p.m. Monday after learning that a juvenile was being tr... See more

counton2.com•Tim Renaud•Jan 6, 2026

Berkeley County coroner, groups partner for public forum on kratom use

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The Berkeley County Coroner’s Office will hold a town hall Tuesday with the Ernest E. Kennedy Center and Wake Up Carolina to discuss the use of kratom. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, products made from k... See more

counton2.com•Tim Renaud•Jan 6, 2026

Henry McMaster proposes $1.1 billion to offset rising road construction costs in South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – Governor Henry McMaster is expected to call on the state’s General Assembly to dedicate an additional $1.1 billion in new money from the state budget to keep road construction projects on track amid inflation-driven cost increases.... See more

counton2.com•Tim Renaud•Jan 6, 2026

Lowcountry students return to class; drivers urged to watch for school buses

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Students across the Lowcountry are heading back to class Tuesday as several school districts resume after winter break, and officials are reminding drivers to stay alert with more children and buses on the roads. Students in Dorc... See more

counton2.com•Tim Renaud•Jan 6, 2026

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North Charleston mother charged after child is shot, police say

Berkeley County coroner, groups partner for public forum on kratom use

Henry McMaster proposes $1.1 billion to offset rising road construction costs in South Carolina

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Dense fog seen across Charleston area during morning commute

North Charleston mother charged after child is shot, police say

Berkeley County coroner, groups partner for public forum on kratom use

Henry McMaster proposes $1.1 billion to offset rising road construction costs in South Carolina

Lowcountry students return to class; drivers urged to watch for school buses

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