Новости за 19.09.2016

TULSA, Okla. — A black man fatally shot by a white Tulsa, Oklahoma, police officer responding to a stalled vehicle had no weapon on him or in his SUV, the city’s police chief said Monday.

COLUMBIA — Before he underwent Tommy John surgery in the spring of 2015, South Carolina pitcher Wil Crowe told head coach Chad Holbrook it was his goal to come back and be the Gamecocks’ opening day starter for the 2017 season.

The Citadel Bulldogs moved into the top 10 of the FCS Coaches’ Poll on Monday, while receiver DeAndre Schoultz was named the Southern Conference special teams player of the week.

COLUMBIA — With budget dollars expected to be tight next year, Gov. Nikki Haley issued an executive order Monday requesting state agencies to explain why they are carrying billions of dollars over from year to year.

COLUMBIA — With budget dollars expected to be tight next year, Gov. Nikki Haley issued an executive order Monday requesting state agencies explain why they are carrying billions of dollars over from year to year.

Two suspects who police say shot and robbed a North Charleston man in his driveway Sunday are believed to have flashed a gun at another resident just minutes earlier.

Trident Technical College is holding workshops Wednesday for students who were displaced by ITT Technical Institute’s abrupt closure this month.

COLUMBIA — From a defensive perspective, the final stats were not pretty. South Carolina was outgained by more than 200 yards, gave up 400 through the air, and allowed one receiver to come within a single catch of tying the NCAA record for receptions in a game.

Tony Lewis is an elected school official running for the Charleston County School Board, but he could be arrested for trespassing if he sets foot in a downtown public school.

At least two more storms are tracking across the Atlantic behind the former tropical cyclone Julia. But forecasters continue to say neither is a threat to the Southeast.

Charleston County Council will vote Tuesday on whether to approve the use of up to $500,000 from the 2004 half-cent sales tax to finish the federal approval process for the completion of Interstate 526.

Part of Fox Music House will soon be playing a different tune in North Charleston.

A North Charleston man faces criminal charges after police said he kicked, bit and spit on officers who arrested him for allegedly smashing a hotel window.

SUMMERVILLE — The upper Ashley River is a snug, laid-back stream given to paddlers, jon-boats, fishing from the banks — and a monster gator.

CLEMSON — No matter what happens this weekend, No. 3 Louisville and No. 5 Clemson will have their showdown in primetime on national television.

MIAMI — U.S. health officials said Monday they were ending their strongest warning to pregnant women to stay out of Miami’s Wynwood arts district.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s Oct. 1 home game against No. 10 Texas A&M will air on SEC Network and kick off at 4 p.m., the SEC announced Monday.

Fort Dorchester quarterback Dakereon Joyner is well down the road in his recruiting and has set his announcement for Father’s Day next summer. The junior star said he’s working off a short list of USC, Clemson, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, N.C. State and Auburn, though he actually has a pretty...

Terrell Hutchison wasn’t taking any chances.

Gov. Nikki Haley ordered a state of emergency across South Carolina after a major gasoline pipeline ruptured in Alabama, disrupting supplies and spiking fuel prices in the Upstate.

Construction is moving ahead on several of the 10 new hotels planned for Mount Pleasant.

Benefitfocus named a new chief financial officer Monday, tapping an executive of a Georgia software company to manage its books.

Benefitfocus named a new chief financial officer Monday, tapping the finance executive of an Atlanta software company to manage its books.

State residents say the Obamacare tug-of-war will be a major issue next year regardless of which presidential candidate moves into the White House following November’s election.

After Bailey Schafer was born, her mother Roxanne Turner would hold her and pray in the hopes of hearing her voice, watching her grow up and graduate from high school.