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The state’s highest court said Wednesday that a North Charleston woman legally used deadly force in 2012 when she fatally stabbed her boyfriend at their home, a ruling that helps clarify how South Carolina’s "stand your ground" law applies to domestic violence.

The Charleston market now offers two new home decor stores.

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CLEMSON – When Patrick Andrews threw his first pitch in a Clemson uniform, the school’s brightest athletic stars were in different places. Sammy Watkins was a Tigers sophomore and Deshaun Watson was a sophomore in high school; Jaron Blossomgame hadn’t yet begun college and Seth Beer was in eighth grade.

Whether we are willing to admit it, many of us love to see a good freak show.

Two local students are among the 41 statewide with perfect attendance records for all 12 years of school.

A 50-year-old man was arrested Wednesday and charged with four counts of attempted murder after a police chase from North Charleston into West Ashley, according to authorities.

The S.C. Department of Public Safety kicked off its Buckle Up, South Carolina! campaign Wednesday as law enforcement prepares for the busy summer travel season.

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has released a list of 11 potential Supreme Court justices he plans to vet to fill the seat of late Justice Antonin Scalia.

Charleston technology stalwart Blackbaud will break ground this year on a new Daniel Island headquarters and add 300 jobs in what it says will be an investment of more than $150 million.

COLUMBIA — The final weekend of the regular season once again finds South Carolina needing to win its last SEC series of the year. But the stakes are quite different for the Gamecocks than they were 12 months ago.

After seven weeks of silence, the S.C. Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to weigh in on whether a special prosecutor can open a state grand jury investigation into Statehouse corruption without the blessing of the attorney general who appointed him.