WEST ASHLEY (WCSC) - Students at West Ashley High School will be chowing down on Subway sandwiches after making a pledge to stop texting while driving.

Subway restaurants joined law enforcement to encourage young drivers to put down their phones and pay attention to the road with the W8 2 TXT program. High schools participated in the Pledge Competition, and West Ashley High School was selected as the sub winner for the Lowcountry region.

West Ashley students wore wristbands with the W8 2 TEXT message on them, and went on to SUBWAYW82TXT.com to sign a virtual Pledge Wall. Due to the school's tremendous turnout on the Pledge Wall, the school was awarded 1,000 sandwiches from Subway.

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC)- A documentary focusing on the changes experienced by the Charleston Fire Department after the tragic loss of nine firefighters in the Sofa Super Store fire is now available to the public.

Released by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, "Charleston 9: The Ultimate Sacrifice" provides an overview of the changes and improvements made by the department in the wake of the June 18, 2007 fire. The documentary also pays tribute to the work implemented by the late Fire Chief Thomas Carr.

"We hope the community will watch the video and gain a better understanding of the tremendous accomplishments achieved by the team members of this department," said Fire Chief Karen Brack. "The incredible improvements are a tribute to the Charleston 9, recognizes the vision of Chief Carr, and provides an overview of a level of success that our community can take pride in."

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Its getting hot out, which means its mosquito time in the Lowcountry.

Charleston County Mosquito Control will be doing all they can do reduce the numbers of these pesky insects when they begin aerially spraying standing water for aquatic stage mosquitoes on Thursday, May 23. The spraying will continue through June 3.

Expect to see low-flying planes between the hours of 6 a.m. and 9 p.m.