New York’s virus death toll tops 9/11, while Wuhan ends lockdown
As New York’s death toll from the coronavirus surging past 4,000, more than the number killed on 9/11, Wuhan has ended its lockdown.
Author: Associated Press
SC coroners ask if they must release names of COVID-19 dead
SC coroners are asking the state’s top lawyer whether they have to release the names of people who die because of COVID-19 to the public.
AP sources: MLB, union discuss playing all games in Arizona
Putting all 30 teams in the Phoenix area this season and playing in empty ballparks was among the ideas discussed Monday by Major League Baseball and the players’ association.
NFL confirms virtual draft with team personnel at homes
The NFL draft will be conducted in a virtual format, with team personnel working from their homes.
Open Championship canceled because of coronavirus
The British Open will not be played this year for the first time since 1945.
‘The Flash’ actor Logan Williams dies at the age of 16
Actor Logan Williams, who appeared in CW’s “The Flash” as the young Barry Allen, has died
Actor Logan Williams, who appeared in CW’s “The Flash” as the young Barry Allen, has died. He was 16.
President Trump says ‘toughest’ weeks ahead as coronavirus spreads
President Donald Trump is warning that the country could be headed into its “toughest” weeks yet as the coronavirus death toll mounts.
Mandatory legislator quarantine sought after SC session
An SC lawmaker is seeking a “mandatory quarantine at home” for all state legislators following a session during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Carolina Panthers buy land for new practice facility in SC
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) – Property records show the Carolina Panthers have spent more than $16 million to buy the land for its new practice facility in South Carolina. The York County property records obtained by The Herald of Rock Hill say the NFL team wrapped up the deal to buy 240 acres near Interstate 77 in Rock Hill on…
South Carolina to get new, lower budget prediction
(ABC Columbia/FILE) COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – The board that predicts how much money South Carolina will take in from taxes and fees to help set the budget is meeting Thursday. The Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Board postponed March’s meeting for three weeks after the coronavirus caused a massive economic downturn and some 100,000 people to report they lost their jobs…
