Новости за 23.06.2016

The Medical University of South Carolina Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting in Columbia on Monday to discuss the upcoming fiscal year budget.

At least four more South Carolina residents have contracted the Zika virus, according to an update from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.

Nearly $1 million was raised by a Mount Pleasant family to assist the Medical University of South Carolina in treating those who suffer from eating disorders.

COLUMBIA — A tumultuous offseason for the South Carolina men’s basketball program seems likely to end with rising sophomore forward Chris Silva still in a Gamecocks uniform.

Mount Pleasant officials took matters into their hands Thursday after several days of truck traffic gridlock around the Wando port.

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A circuit judge has rejected a private citizen’s attempt to challenge the legality of a Republican Statehouse candidate.

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James Island Town Mayor Bill Woolsey on Thursday endorsed Roy Maybank in the Republican state Senate District 41 runoff election.

The Bank of South Carolina Corp. has approved a quarterly dividend of 13 cents a share.

WASHINGTON — In a major victory for affirmative action, a divided Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the University of Texas admissions program that takes account of race.

WASHINGTON — After 25-and-a-half hours, House Democrats concluded their "sit-in" to protest a lack of action on gun safety legislation.

BALTIMORE — A judge has found a Baltimore Police van driver not guilty of all charges in the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray, whose broken neck in police custody set off Baltimore’s worst riots in decades.

WASHINGTON — A tie vote by the Supreme Court is blocking President Barack Obama’s immigration plan that sought to shield millions living in the U.S. illegally from deportation.

Charleston-based PeopleMatter has been sold to a Virginia company in the first major acquisition of a Lowcountry tech company this year.

CLEMSON – Should a preseason poll voter reflect where the teams have been, where they are, or where they might be?

COLUMBIA — A look at South Carolina’s 2016 football opponents continues with Tennessee, where the backdrop of a lawsuit alleging Title IX violations has tempered the enthusiasm over what on paper shapes up as the best Volunteers football team in nearly a decade.

Another hot and sunny day in Charleston.

What: There will be film screening of "Secrets of War." Set in 1943, best friends Tuur and Lambert form an instant bond with Maartje, a new girl in their class. When Lambert’s father, a Nazi sympathizer, is named mayor of their tranquil Dutch village, and Tuur discovers that members of his family have joined the resistance,...

The world’s largest retailer will soon add a fourth store in Goose Creek.

Beech Mountain, N.C. next month will hold its 47th Annual Roasting of the Hog, a barbecue festival founded 44 years ago by Charleston’s John Wade.

Locally-owned, specialty sports stores and franchises are the backbone of running, triathlon and outdoors communities across the nation.

Maybe it’s a birthday party.

Charleston will have a new way to catch a ride Thursday.

The Asian population is the fastest-growing racial group in the country, and its growth in South Carolina and particularly in the Charleston area slightly outpaces the national average, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s latest report.