Jon Bruce
- Senior Internal Communications Specialist, Volvo Cars
Mt. Pleasant
Senior Internal Communications Specialist for Volvo Cars. Former Morning Anchor and Reporter. Boston sports fanatic / All About the U IG: jonnybrewski
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Navigating heavy topics around the Thanksgiving dinner table
The turkey is brining and you've selected your sides, but if you aren't careful, it's not just the potatoes that could reach a boiling point. "Realistically, you are not going to be able to change aunt Sally's political views over Thanksgiving dinner," statedDr. Jan Stone, a licensed family therapist.
WTAT-TV/DT " About Us
Meet The Anchors FOX 24 News Now Anchor Leyla Gulen joined FOX24 Charleston in January 2016. She is currently the Executive Producer and Host of FOX 24 News Now Midday and News Now at 11pm. Before landing in Charleston, Leyla was the morning traffic/weather anchor and feature reporter for ABC7 in San Francisco. Covering the nation’s #3 most congested region, she helped viewers navigate around millions of commuters every day.
A Mother's Struggle: Suffering through mental illness in silence
The statistics are shocking. 1 in 5 new moms experience some form of maternal mental illness. It can present itself as Depression, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Psychosis or other symptoms. Experts say 85 percent of those women will go undiagnosed or will not seek help.
Lowcountry schools dealing with food delivery dilemma
Meal delivery services like 'Uber Eats' and 'DoorDash' promise restaurant quality grub brought straight to your door. But the convenient service is popping up in some unwanted places like schools. The new trend is prompting safety concerns at schools across the nation and right here in the Lowcountry.
'Black boxes' in vehicles help specialized state troopers analyze wrecks
Chances are, you've heard about those black boxes in airplanes. They're constantly relaying information, which can be used to investigate a crash or mechanical issue. But you probably didn't know - there’s also one in your car! And when there's a wreck on the highway, there's a specialized team of state troopers ready to decipher what went wrong.
App connects Lowcountry to 40 local landscapers, offers faster price quotes
Taking care of your lawn can be a hassle. Mowing, edging and trimming: most people don’t want to spend an entire day keeping up the curb appeal of their home. Hiring a landscaper can be expensive, but it doesn’t have to be thanks to a new app you can download right now on your phone.
'It happens here:' Sex trafficking fight hits home for Mount Pleasant, Lowcountry
Human trafficking is on the rise in South Carolina, and the Lowcountry is seeing an increase in the number of cases. New data from the National Human Trafficking Center states in 2012 there were 32 cases of human trafficking statewide.
DoorDash burns Charleston restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers
DoorDash burns Charleston area restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers (WCIV) CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Your favorite restaurant prepared meals delivered right to your door. That’s the idea behind popular apps like DoorDash, but several Lowcountry establishments are opting to 86 the on-demand delivery option. A team of Lowcountry restaurateurs say the service is leaving a bad taste in their mouths.
DoorDash burns Charleston restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers
by Jon Bruce Saturday, March 2nd 2019 DoorDash burns Charleston area restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers (WCIV) CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Your favorite restaurant prepared meals delivered right to your door. That’s the idea behind popular apps like DoorDash, but several Lowcountry establishments are opting to 86 the on-demand delivery option. A team of Lowcountry restaurateurs say the service is leaving a bad taste in their mouths.
DoorDash burns Charleston restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers
DoorDash burns Charleston area restaurants with cold food, wrong menus, unhappy customers (WCIV) CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Your favorite restaurant prepared meals delivered right to your door. That’s the idea behind popular apps like DoorDash, but several Lowcountry establishments are opting to 86 the on-demand delivery option. A team of Lowcountry restaurateurs say the service is leaving a bad taste in their mouths.
Chlamydia in Charleston so common strain is named for Holy City
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (WCIV) — MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (WCIV) — Charleston is synonymous with many things: church steeples, carriage rides, that famous dance, and, of course, rich history. Perhaps surprisingly, it's now also synonymous among some in the medical community with a strain of a highly infectious sexually transmitted disease. Statistics from South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control show rates of certain sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the rise.
Chlamydia in Charleston so common strain is named for Holy City
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (WCIV) — MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (WCIV) — Charleston is synonymous with many things: church steeples, carriage rides, that famous dance, and, of course, rich history. Perhaps surprisingly, it's now also synonymous among some in the medical community with a strain of a highly infectious sexually transmitted disease. Statistics from South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control show rates of certain sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the rise.
Chlamydia in Charleston so common strain is named for Holy City
Blood sample for Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria test (Getty Images) MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (WCIV) — Charleston is synonymous with many things: church steeples, carriage rides, that famous dance, and, of course, rich history. Perhaps surprisingly, it's now also synonymous among some in the medical community with a strain of a highly infectious sexually transmitted disease.
Ronnie “The Shark” Clark – Unmasked - Ring News 24
Walking into the living room he is lying on the couch covered in a blanket, he looks tired and it’s obvious that the last 24 hours in particular has been an emotional time for Ronnie Clark IBF European Super Featherweight champion. After what has been a difficult few months Ronnie took the big decision to put his prized belt on eBay in order to help support his family over Xmas.
Fake urine doesn't live up to drug test cheating hype
CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — Getting a job, or trying to keep one? Chances are you will need to pass a drug test. The internet is full of pills, powders and drinks designed to dilute, derail, or dodge positive drug test results. But none are more intriguing perhaps than "fake pee." Synthetic "urine" is on sale at local gas stations and smoke shops in the Charleston area. The packaging claims the urine can help users cheat on and potentially pass drug test. But does it work? And is it legal?
Fake urine doesn't live up to drug test cheating hype
Fake urine doesn't live up to drug test cheating hype (WCIV) CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — Getting a job, or trying to keep one? Chances are you will need to pass a drug test. The internet is full of pills, powders and drinks designed to dilute, derail, or dodge positive drug test results. But none are more intriguing perhaps than "fake pee." Synthetic "urine" is on sale at local gas stations and smoke shops in the Charleston area.
Invisible danger: Safety alert warns about 'spontaneous breakage' of tempered glass
Shattered glass from a tempered glass television stand.
'Ghost Guns:' Law enforcement wary of do-it-yourself firearms
Guns on rack at ATP gun shop (WCIV)You can order just about anything online these days.
Some Berkeley Electric customers' bills get rounded up, but money goes to good causes
MONCKS CORNER, S.C (WCIV) — Berkeley Electric Cooperative customers, you may want to check your bills and count your pennies. The power provider may be rounding up your bill total each month.
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Firearm training sheds light on life & death choices police officers face
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — (The following is a first-person account of ABC News 4's Jon Bruce experience going through firearms training with the Mount Pleasant Police Department.)To serve and protect.Police officers put their lives on the line every day.Often, they are forced to react to life-threatening situations in a matter of seconds.So when is it okay to use deadly force?It's a subject often debated, especially in the wake of police-involved shootings, including the death of Walter...
Annoying robocalls: What you need to know to 'NoMoRobo'
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — You’ve probably been there. Your phone rings, you rush to pick it up, only to get a recorded message from an unknown number trying to sell you something.
Advances in skimming technology are gassing customers at the pumps
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Like many drivers, you most likely fill your gas tank at least once a week. But did you know that gassing up could be putting your identity and money at risk?Thieves are using new, high-tech tools to steal your data. There are, however, ways you can fight back, including with your smart phone.Our investigation revealed hundreds of credit and debit cards have been cloned in the City of Charleston alone.
Advances in skimming technology are gassing customers at the pumps
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Like many drivers, you most likely fill your gas tank at least once a week. But did you know that gassing up could be putting your identity and money at risk?Thieves are using new, high-tech tools to steal your data. There are, however, ways you can fight back, including with your smart phone.Our investigation revealed hundreds of credit and debit cards have been cloned in the City of Charleston alone.
Advances in skimming technology are gassing customers at the pumps
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Like many drivers, you most likely fill your gas tank at least once a week. But did you know that gassing up could be putting your identity and money at risk?Thieves are using new, high-tech tools to steal your data. There are, however, ways you can fight back, including with your smart phone.Our investigation revealed hundreds of credit and debit cards have been cloned in the City of Charleston alone.
Fishy Pharma: People turning to store-bought fish antibiotics over prescriptions
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — ABC News 4 recently uncovered several websites and offering a pretty fishy way to fight off infection.Over the counter antibiotics for sale, no doctor visits, no prescription needed.Sounds good right?Nobody likes being sick, but before you get lured in, you may want to throw these pills back."We've all woken up and say jeez, I really feel crummy.
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