RALEIGH, N.C. — A defensive Donald Trump gave Hillary Clinton plenty of fresh material for the next phase of her presidential campaign on Tuesday, choosing to publicly reopen and re-litigate some her most damaging attacks.
A message sent to Clemson University students by the school’s housing office Monday evening caused confusion when it said the college would ban images and references to Harambe, the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo earlier this year.
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CHASKA, Minn. — Dustin Johnson made an exception to his rule of never watching golf on television, only because it was the Ryder Cup.
Charleston City Council on Tuesday approved Mayor John Tecklenburg’s appointments to the West Ashley Revitalization Commission, a 19-member task force charged with developing a comprehensive plan to improve the suburb.
The S.C. Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal crash that happened on Dorchester Road near Summerville late Tuesday afternoon.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Labor Department is investigating possible abuses of employees by Wells Fargo in connection with the bank’s alleged efforts to open millions of unauthorized accounts to meet sales goals.
CLEMSON — The prerogative this offseason for Clemson’s defense was to choke out many big plays allowed, the ones that let Notre Dame and N.C. State back into games and lifted Alabama to the national title over the Tigers. Those explosive plays were Clemson’s kryptonite for its top-ten defense in 2015.
The following local government have suspended classes as rain bands of Typhoon Helen, which is exiting the Philippine Area of Responsibility, bring strong rains in most of Luzon.
COLUMBIA — Deebo Samuel’s status for Saturday’s game against No. 9 Texas A&M won’t be determined until Thursday, when the wide receiver is examined by South Carolina’s medical staff after practice.
A Charleston real estate firm that specializes in warehouses and distribution centers has applied for an Army Corps of Engineers permit that would allow construction of a deep-water cargo terminal along the Cooper River.
Reality TV series "America’s Got Talent" will make its way to the Lowcountry to scope out some southern talent early next year.
Pat Brogden of Garner, N.C., has herself in a good position to challenge for her sixth Carolinas Senior Women’s Amateur championship, shooting a 2-over-par 74 Tuesday to tie Kim Briele of New Bern, N.C., for the first-day lead in the tournament at Seabrook Island Club’s Ocean Winds course.
COLUMBIA — Advocates for police officers, teachers and local public employees are demanding that state lawmakers find solutions to the state’s underfunded pension fund without raising rates on underpaid employees or cutting benefits.
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COLUMBIA — An interception wiped out by an interference flag, a touchdown negated by a block in the back. A missed assignment, a missed read, a mistake on a handoff. When A.J. Turner searches for the root of South Carolina’s offensive woes, the running back glances first into the mirror.
The S.C. Department of Corrections is investigating the fatal stabbing of an inmate from North Charleston at McCormick Correctional Institution.
Some Charleston County School Board members are questioning North Area member Tom Ducker’s eligibility for office just as the board considers a significant change that could dilute its power.
Palmetto Brewery said will it will relocate its brewhouse to North Charleston from the Charleston peninsula and expand its operations with the purchase of almost 6 acres in the Park Circle area.
This tiny, threatened bird hasn’t always been welcomed in the pine timberlands. But wildlife managers hope to convince more owners to take in more red-cockaded woodpeckers.
