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NEW YORK — 'The Humans' wins Tony Award for best play .

Thousands marched in grief and defiance through the streets of Los Angeles for a Gay Pride parade held hours after the deadly Orlando shooting, as police arrested a man over an unrelated plot to attack the California event.

Chris Gittens hit a pair of homers, but it wasn’t enough as the Charleston RiverDogs were denied a four-game sweep of Asheville on Sunday with a 6-3 loss in front of 5,149 at Riley Park.

The late Sen. Clementa Pinckney, who was one of nine gunned down in the Charleston church where he was a pastor, would have been elated to see his congregation finally take a ride in the elevator he championed for so long.

COLUMBIA — An almost great South Carolina baseball team had runners on base in the seventh inning Sunday. And the eighth. Again, the Gamecocks got two hits in the ninth.

BROOKLYN, Mich. — Joey Logano plopped into a seat, getting a much-needed break, when the 26-year-old driver found out he was just a part of history.

Shahid Husain didn’t ask for this.

If you asked Walter Newman a couple years back what he planned to do after he graduated high school, he wouldn’t have said manufacturing. But a guidance counselor noticed he liked to work with his hands and suggested he give it a try.

Blackbaud doesn’t get much of its business from Canada. So the Charleston technology company is trying to change that.

Walk through the doors of the Shifa clinic and it looks like a doctor’s office. Keep walking and it becomes a food pantry.

COLUMBIA — For two straight games, his team was shut down by an Oklahoma State pitching staff that has found its groove in the NCAA Tournament. But that doesn’t mean South Carolina coach Chad Holbrook won’t toss and turn thinking about the fifth inning Sunday at Founders Park.

The legislative session has ended in Columbia, but there still is no word on the future of Century Aluminum’s Mount Holly smelter in Goose Creek.

BY MELISSA BOUGHTON, PAUL BOWERS and DEANNA PAN