South Carolina expects another $1 billion next year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The state’s financial experts say South Carolina will have more than $1 billion in additional revenue next year.
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Historic Charleston military units dedicating new flag pole
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Military units formed in the 19th century are helping dedicate a new flag pole at a park in downtown Charleston during a Veterans Day ceremony.
Final four Columbia council candidates debate
The final four Columbia City Council candidates go head-to-head in a community forum.
USC Advances To C-USA Tourney Semifinals
A 78th-minute goal from freshman Bjorn Gudjonsson propelled No. 17 South Carolina past New Mexico 1-0 at Transamerica Field and into the Conference USA Tournament semifinals on Friday afternoon.
Gators Present Tough Test For USC Offense
USC offensive coordinator G.A. Mangus knows his unit will be challenged Saturday to stay on the field and put points on the board against an excellent Florida defense. “We just try to keep better and do our stuff,” said Mangus after Wednesday night’s practice..
Man charged with murder in Newberry turned himself in
Police say a man has turned himself in to face a murder charge in at shooting that killed one person at a Halloween party in Newberry.
War Dog Monument Unveiled
Veterans unveil monument in honor of K9 war heroes
Woods Chooses North Carolina
Seventh Woods will play his college basketball at North Carolina.
On national signing day Wednesday, the blue-chip recruit officially made the announcement at Hammond School.
Click to watch the decision from Wednesday and Woods’ comments on choosing North Carolina.
‘SUMMEYVILLE:’ NAN wants DOJ to investigate N. Charleston mayor for possible voter intimidation
Election night remarks by newly re-elected North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey have the National Action Network calling on the U.S. Justice Department to investigate him for possible voter intimidation.
Fourth Republican Presidential Debate: 8 Moments That Mattered
The eight presidential contenders left standing on the main stage faced off over fiscal policy tonight in Milwaukee, Wisconsin — battling about everything from trade deals to taxes.
