Новости за 04.05.2016

A Twin Cities metal manufacturer is setting up shop in the Lowountry and creating about 50 jobs.

MONCKS CORNER — A state lawmaker who resigned last month in the wake of an ethics allegation involving a female Statehouse page could be re-elected in November.

COLUMBIA — Will Muschamp believes nothing in the recruiting process is more critical than getting a prospect on campus, to experience the facilities and environment that would be part of his life for the next four years. But in an age of satellite camps, South Carolina’s head coach is preparing to take his show on the road.

Mount Pleasant’s recent Blessing of the Fleet celebration was more than just an excuse to watch some boats and have some beer (although that sounds — and is — good!). This annual celebration is all about hope: hope for a successful fishing season, for safety for the captains and crews, for good weather, for the tradition of...

Former Porter-Gaud basketball standout K.J. James will transfer from High Point University, Cyclones coach John Pearson confirmed Wednesday.

Fabulon, an art gallery and an education center that offers classes and private lessons, opened last year at 1017 Wappoo Road in West Ashley. Susan Irish, founder and owner of Fabulon, spoke to the Charleston Scene about the gallery and what it has in store for the Charleston Gallery Association’s quarterly Art Walk on Friday.

Gov. Nikki Haley confirmed she will support Donald Trump for president but that she’s giving up on being considered as a possible vice presidential pick.

The head of the South Carolina Republican Party says it’s time for all GOP voters in the state to get behind Donald Trump as their candidate for the White House.

Tickets for every performance of Spoleto Festival USA’s production of "Porgy and Bess" sold out within about two weeks, leaving many to hope for a miracle. Would the festival schedule additional performances? Were there blocks of reserved seats that might become available?

Tickets for every performance of Spoleto Festival USA’s production of "Porgy and Bess" sold out quickly, leaving many to hope for a miracle. Would the festival schedule additional performances? Were there blocks of reserved seats that might become available? Might ticketholders decide, for one reason or another, to forego the...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — An economic development group shouldn’t be allowed into South Carolina’s lawsuit against the U.S. Energy Department, attorneys for the federal government argued in court papers filed this week.

A man who hit two vehicles during a police chase in Summerville has been arrested, according to police.

A former Summerville jeweler strangled his 38-year-old wife last year, then told people that she had hanged herself with a garden hose, state investigators said.

WASHINGTON — John Kasich plans to end his bid for the White House, making Donald Trump the presumptive Republican nominee for president.

NEW YORK — Aeropostale Inc., once a popular mall destination for teens, has filed for bankruptcy protection, becoming the latest victim in the fast-changing retail landscape.

Teen retailer Aeropostale filed for bankruptcy Wednesday and said it will close 113 stores in the U.S. and all of its 41 shops in Canada as part of a restructuring move for the struggling 805-store chain.

A suspect in a fatal hit and run involving a moped has surrendered to police.

COLUMBIA — She owns the lowest career scoring average in South Carolina history, and has established herself as one of the best players in the SEC, if not the nation. But entering the NCAA regionals, one thing still evades Goose Creek native Katelyn Dambaugh.

COLUMBIA — She owns the lowest career scoring average in South Carolina history, and has established herself as one of the best players in SEC, if not the nation. But entering the NCAA regionals, one thing still evades Goose Creek native Katelyn Dambaugh.

DENVER — Nomination within his grasp, Donald Trump would need to win over a broader group of voters in November beyond those who have helped clear the Republican presidential field for him.

ORANGEBURG, S.C. — Authorities have identified the body of a woman found along Interstate 26 in Orangeburg County.

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When Robbie Marty and Taylor Grant first stepped foot into the old Touch of Class jazz club on Meeting Street, they said it felt a lot like stepping back in time.

This morning’s rain clouds over Charleston should clear up by this afternoon.

COLUMBIA — Upstate Sen. Lee Bright is on a mission.