Новости за 01.09.2016

It’s no secret that the booze flows freely at College of Charleston fraternity parties. Even on Monday nights. And especially during "Syllabus Week," the easiest seven days of the semester.

CLEMSON — Finally, on Saturday, Christian Wilkins’ role on Clemson’s defense will be shown and not told.

NEW YORK — Seventeen-year-old Californian Catherine Bellis wore Charleston touring tennis professional Shelby Rogers down with her consistency Wednesday to post a 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 win in the second round of the U.S. Open.

The South Carolina Stingrays added some much-needed scoring punch to their lineup, signing veteran forward Rob Flick on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON — More Americans signed contracts to purchase homes in July, a sign that demand for homeownership remains strong despite a shortage of listings on the market.

As the ball left his foot for a potential game-winning 51-yard field goal, Jacob Smoak thought he had just made the biggest kick in Charleston Southern football history.

Holidays and holiday weekends are among the most popular for running races, but Charleston has never attached itself to Labor Day for a run until this year.

Most teams tend to improve as the season goes on, but obviously The Post and Courier’s Andrew Miller and ABC News 4 anchor Scott Eisberg didn’t get that memo.

Willie Glee stood in line at Bi-Lo in downtown Charleston, trying to absorb the shock of learning the longtime supermarket is closing.

South Carolina election officials say they’re confident they’ve taken proper steps to secure the state’s voter registration database and its election machines in the run-up to this year’s Nov. 8 presidential election. But they warn the threat may be greater than ever.

Timothy Da’Shaun Taylor, a key suspect in the disappearance seven years ago of New York teen Brittanee Drexel from Myrtle Beach, says he had no involvement in what happened to her and believes he is being unjustly accused by federal investigators.

Fueled by a building boom from the Lowcountry to the Upstate, South Carolina is facing a shortage of construction workers worse than most other states.

COLUMBIA — Will Muschamp wants to win immediately at South Carolina. Enjoy your December, he told his new players shortly after becoming head coach, because it will be the last one when you won’t have bowl practice.

Labor Day is the last day to visit the South Carolina Aquarium’s Madagascar Journey.

The local chapter of the American Red Cross is helping a family of six after a St. Stephen fire.