Новости за 11.09.2016

A rare run of out performance by U.S. bank shares appears to have hit a wall as a spate of soft readings on the economy have tempered bets that the Federal Reserve might raise rates soon.

The entertainment industry suffers another loss as Joy Viado, veteran comedienne, passed away on Saturday evening, Sept. 10, due to a heart attack.

Under normal circumstances, Andrew Carleton would have been studying for an algebra exam or figuring out whom he should take to his junior prom this week.

Iloilo City—The first solar power plant of Panay Island opened in Miag-ao, a town in southern Iloilo province.

STARKVILLE, Miss. — South Carolina’s Perry Orth was a battered quarterback Saturday night, before halftime. Mississippi State quarterback Nick Fitzgerald broke loose on a 74-yard run and had time to adjust his helmet – but not text classmates or order a pizza - along a route littered with would-be...

STARKVILLE, Miss. — The clanging of the cowbells assaulted South Carolina from the very beginning, literally the moment players stepped off the bus. On a steamy, humid night, there was no tailwind to help a 55-yard field goal attempt sneak over the crossbar. With each snap, it became more and more evident the...

What: North Charleston City Gallery will host Dorothy Allston Rogers’s exhibition, "Salt," a collection of works in a variety of media that are inspired by her ancestral Charleston home and honor her love of the Lowcountry’s saltwater lifestyle. Dorothy’s artwork carries a sense of peace, calm and reflection...

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported drive-by shooting in Goose Creek.

NEW YORK — Angelique Kerber is the new world’s No. 1, the U.S. Open champion and for all practical purposes the face of women’s tennis after another shocking loss by Serena Williams. But don’t look too far away without considering 24-year-old Karolina Pliskova.

All during preseason camp, Dominique Allen sweated out sprints while his teammates practiced, running the stairs at Johnson Hagood Stadium during scrimmages and trying to stay connected to his team. After leading the The Citadel to a Southern Conference title a year ago, the junior quarterback was suspended for last week’s season opener,...

STARKVILLE, Miss. — Fred Ross caught one pass for a touchdown, threw for another, and Mississippi State flexed its muscles Saturday night in a dominant first half against South Carolina at Davis Wade Stadium.

With every step, Anna DeWitt comes closer to completing her mission — honoring the 343 New York City firefighters who died on 9/11.

A rhinoceros made of some 20,000 brass bullets basks in the lobby of The Vendue.

The Center for Birds of Prey is kicking off the celebration of its 25th anniversary this fall, appropriately, with perhaps the most elaborate birding festival ever held in the Lowcountry.

CLEMSON — Ray-Ray McCloud will be known for making a play on a punt return. It isn’t the way he always dreamed.

BAGHDAD -- The death toll from two bomb explosions Friday at a busy mall in Baghdad rose to 16, a police source told Xinhua Saturday.

U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford vehemently denied a recent FITSNews story saying he had undergone a conversion to the Eastern religion Buddhism.

STARKVILLE, Miss. — The only thing that could stop Mississippi State’s offense against South Carolina was the weather.

STARKVILLE, Miss. — Another game under head coach Will Muschamp, and another suspension for a South Carolina football player.

Even with 14 players sitting home as result of a suspension, the Charleston Southern Buccaneers likely would not have upset third-ranked Florida State on Saturday.

Wando wide receiver OrTre Smith, the state’s top high school football prospect, will announce his college decision early Sunday night.

COLUMBIA — A S.C. Supreme Court ruling that absolved police who used a bulldozer to end an armed standoff — destroying a convenience store in the process — isn’t sitting well with property rights advocates.

STARKVILLE, Miss. — Greetings from appropriately-named Starkville, where South Carolina tries to exceed its total number of SEC victories from a season ago when it takes on Mississippi State tonight at 7 Eastern. A few pre-game items:

A regulation governing psychiatric institutions for children in South Carolina has been updated for the first time in more than two decades.

CLEMSON — Sometimes, there were boos. At one point, an aggravated fan vented "Put another quarterback in!" after another Deshaun Watson incomplete pass. But for the most part, the 78,532 observers nervously stirring in the bleachers of Memorial Stadium settled for uncomfortable whispers to their seat neighbors.