Новости за 10.07.2016

With a last-minute tweak to the state budget in June, lawmakers changed the funding and application process for a scholarship that allows parents to send children with special educational needs to certain private schools.

Dallas police headquarters temporarily heightened security Saturday after receiving a threat against officers, two days after a gunman killed five officers in the Texas city.

The streets of South Sudan's capital were charged with tension on Saturday, the nation's fifth independence anniversary, after an outbreak of heavy fighting on the eve left at least 150 soldiers dead.

Expect rains in most parts of the country on Sunday as the southwest monsoon (habagat) remains as the dominant weather system affecting the country, according to Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).

A driver was arrested in Mount Pleasant Saturday after striking two motorcyclists in two hit-and-run collisions near Market Center.

A motorcyclist was arrested in Mount Pleasant Saturday after being involved in three hit-and-run collisions near Market Center.

S.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Costa Pleicones let out his frustration in an email where he chided the poor treatment of the state’s judicial branch at the hands of Statehouse budget writers.

You can’t blame Giff Daughtridge for being skeptical of China’s recent claim that it will cut production at its government-subsidized steel mills. After all, he’s heard it many times before.

Exit Festival at Serbia's Petrovaradin Fortress boasts headliners like Ellie Goulding, Bastille, and Wiz Khalifa — and impressive street style to match.

LONDON — Serena Williams insisted she was not focused on No. 22.

More than 1,100 credentialed media members, including a good number of serious journalists, are about to descend upon the Wynfrey Hotel in Hoover, Ala., for a four-day, non-stop gab fest dedicated to promoting interest in SEC football in the South and beyond.

COLUMBIA — Gov. Nikki Haley may go down in history as the leader who stamped out the Confederate flag in South Carolina, but in the last year she’s also sought to reinforce her march back to the right.

Realtors versed in the James Island housing market agree; selective buyers and value-conscious sellers can strike alluring deals this year.

Today’s expectations of condominiums as modern one-floor dwellings in mid-rises and for sale locally in the five and lower-six figures goes out the window with one downtown property.

A few miles south of Charleston Harbor, Pemberton Farms boasts less than two dozen houses, yet the new village brings an oversized distinction to its builder.

A 35-year real estate pro with experience throughout the industry has joined up with AgentOwned Realty Premier Group.

Tiffany Johnson-Wilson had a choice to make soon after getting involved in the real estate business.

There hasn’t been one around here since 1987. They were once very popular, known by names such as The Magnolia, The Gateway, The Port or The Flamingo. The most well-known was the first to open and the last to go dark: the North 52.

A "classic Charleston home" dating to pre-Revolutionary War times, damaged in the 1886 earthquake and residence over the years of a lawyer, merchant and writer sold for $7.51 million in mid-June.

Hendrick Lexus of Charleston is accustom to taking home annual honors from the luxury vehicle manufacturer, but recently claimed a brand new top-tier title.

On a muggy evening July 2, a casually dressed group sipped cool drinks at an umbrella-covered table outside Sonic’s Drive-in.

In a recent column, you gave some advice on buying a new car. My wife and I are in a similar situation, looking for our first vehicle in about 20 years. We’re thinking of a small SUV — like a Honda CR-V, Subaru Forester or Mazda CX-5. But I’m unsure about the new safety features that just weren’t...

Jailbreak, that multidiscipline arts extravaganza organized by Andrew Walker and mounted at the old city jail downtown for five years running, didn’t actually die last year after the last big blow-out. Rather, it went into its cocoon.