Новости за 14.09.2016

If Interstate 526 ever is completed it won’t be as a toll road.

Westwood Plaza in West Ashley continues to be redeveloped to make way for a new grocery anchor store.

With the NCAA and ACC pulling championship events out of North Carolina this week, Palmetto State officials are poised to pounce on some of those games and tournaments.

COLUMBIA — The University of South Carolina has called in the Gamecocks’ athletics director to mentor students campuswide about proper behavior after a spate of discipline problems.

Prosecutors asked defense lawyers on Wednesday to reveal the expert witnesses who will testify for Michael Slager and the scientific test results that will be used in his murder trial this fall.

In what has become the largest single triathlon in the Charleston area, the fourth annual Kiawah Island Triathlon is serving up even more to the 500-plus athletes registered for the event this year.

Seven years ago this week, I transitioned into fatherhood. It was not an immediate reckoning as some may think, it was a gradual awareness that, in some form or another, I was responsible for the well-being of another person.

Isle of Palms police responding to a call of drunken patrons at a restaurant Tuesday night arrested a 45-year-old woman who reportedly spit in their faces and threatened to rip their throats out "like a vampire."

Mehrere Brandherde bei einem Großfeuer in der Brucker Altstadt, bei dem eine betagte Mieterin ums Leben kam – ein untrügliches Indiz für gezielte Brandstiftung?

CLEMSON — The Atlantic Coast Conference has followed the NCAA’s lead, announcing Wednesday the removal of 10 neutral-site league championship events for 2016-17 from the state of North Carolina.

Chris Collins, the football coach and athletic director at Colleton County High School, has been placed on administrative lead pending an investigation into allegations of "unprofessional conduct."

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A Chester County magistrate who is the wife of the current sheriff has been publicly reprimanded by the South Carolina Supreme Court because she wasn’t disclosing her relationship before every case she heard involving the sheriff’s office.

COLUMBIA -- Gov. Nikki Haley will be the keynote speaker for the Vermont Republican Party’s annual Harvest Dinner early next month, according to the group.

At its first community listening session in March, the Charleston Illumination Project sought to answer a question that vexes police departments nationwide: How can we keep our streets safe while building a relationship of trust between officers and the citizens they serve?

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Richland County sheriff’s deputies say an off-duty South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper was bitten by a 13-year-old boy when the officer responded to a school bus fight.