Новости за 07.06.2016

COLUMBIA — South Carolina will play in prime time when it visits Mississippi State for its second football game of the 2016 season.

The challenger in Berkeley County Council’s only contested race says she was pressured to drop out by a state representative who is a longtime friend.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina condemned presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s comments about the Mexican-American judge overseeing the Trump University lawsuit as "racially toxic," adding to the chorus of national GOP voices fearful over the party’s future.

FOLLY BEACH — The waves were ideal Tuesday, rolling with a form rarely seen even at this Lowcountry surfing mecca. Perfect barrels. Jack O’Neil had been out there in the swarm of surfers for two hours. He caught the next roller, the board began to zing. And stopped dead.

In October 2015, Charleston native Lauren Waring Douglas received an important phone call from her mother: Jonathan Green, a renowned local artist, wanted to meet the 31-year-old filmmaker. In fact, he wanted her to make a documentary about Spoleto Festival USA’s upcoming production of "Porgy and Bess," for which he was...

An Isle of Palms woman who claimed she fatally shot her husband in self-defense will spend at least 15 years in prison.

It began about 20 years ago with Slinky. Rosanne and Tom Hayes noticed the feral cat in the Mount Pleasant subdivision where they lived and began to feed it. Then Slinky’s relatives came around, and then the babies, and finally it was the whole family.

While the latest episode of Bravo’s "Southern Charm" deals with most everyone, we may as well just call it "Shep-isode 10."

Oceanside Collegiate Academy, the Lowcountry’s newest charter school, will open its doors in August with a full complement of varsity athletic teams set to compete.

Following a Midwest tour with Guns N’ Roses in early July, legendary rock band Alice in Chains will make its way to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center for a headlining show on September 20.

A move by defense lawyers Tuesday put Dylann Roof on track to stand trial first in a federal justice system that is historically less likely to carry out a death sentence.

Prosecutors and defense attorneys for Dylann Roof will gather in a courtroom Tuesday afternoon for the first time since federal authorities announced they would pursue his execution.

ST. GEORGE — A lane on busy Interstate 95 in Dorchester County is being temporarily closed for an emergency bridge repair. The bridge is near Saint George about 20 miles south of where I-95 crosses Interstate 26.

A Chinese manufacturer of high-precision steel balls and ball bearings is building a $7.2 million facility in the Lowcountry to serve customers in North and South America, the state’s Commerce Department said Tuesday.

A Chinese manufacturer of high-precision steel balls and ball bearings is building a $7.2 million facility in Colleton County to serve customers in North and South America, the state’s Commerce Department said Tuesday.

Three gunshots interrupted a mid-morning last week outside a North Charleston shopping center, startling a woman stopping at a convenience store and a worker helping customers at a nearby pawn shop.

The South Atlantic League All-Star game is a mere two weeks away, and with a total of five RiverDogs getting the nod, the Southern Division’s first-place team has no shortage of representatives.

COLUMBIA — It’s official: South Carolina is playing Tuesday afternoon with a home super regional at stake.

Police say they have no clue why an Ohio banker visiting North Charleston was shot to death outside his hotel on Memorial Day.

Performing orchestral music in a church can be acoustically treacherous. Among the stained glass, hard floors and vaulted ceilings, sounds are prone to echoing and blurring. But on Monday, when members of the Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra gave a chamber orchestra concert in St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church, their refined playing combined with...

A small earthquake was detected near Summerville early Tuesday morning.

A federal agency announced Monday that controversial shipments of plutonium from Japan have made it to the Savannah River Site, following Gov. Nikki Haley’s recent efforts to block the plutonium from entering her state.

A federal agency announced Monday that controversial shipments of plutonium from Japan have made it to the Savannah River Site, following Gov. Nikki Haley’s recent efforts to block the plutonium from entering her state.

COLUMBIA -- Voters in six states will cast their presidential primary ballots today even with the Republican and now the Democratic presumptive nominee already decided.

What: Hosted by violinist Geoff Nuttall, these popular twice-daily concerts will feature fresh and distinctive performances.