Новости за 12.10.2016

The floodwaters splashed against his neck, but the soldier trudged onward with his backpack held high above his head.

The Mall of America in Minnesota made headlines a couple of weeks ago when it announced it won’t open on Thanksgiving day.

South Carolina farmers are being asked to fill out an online assessment form to help government officials tally the damage inflicted on the state’s biggest industry by Hurricane Matthew.

The Medical University of South Carolina must pay more than $87,000 in attorney fees and costs after a court found that employees altered paperwork, provided false testimony and took too long to produce medical records for the family of a deceased patient.

This has been a week of discouraging injury news for two athletes widely considered to be among the greatest to ever play their sports.

My family and I were good citizens and evacuated the Lowcountry because of Hurricane Matthew. The storm disrupted our schedule only for a few days, so we consider ourselves very fortunate. But Matthew did wipe out the October ArtWalk that was scheduled on Friday. The good news is that the ArtWalk is still happening this weekend.

COLUMBIA — The basketball floor at Colonial Life Arena will have a new look for this coming season.

A hiker making his way through a thicket of woods in New York happened upon an apparent shrine to missing people from across the nation, including North Charleston’s Brandy Hanna.

Citadel football coach Brent Thompson was able to keep his team together during Hurricane Matthew, and even managed to

It’s hard to say boots are any shinier at The Citadel this week. Mess hall food probably doesn’t taste any yummier.

COLUMBIA — Mason Zandi still vividly remembers that night. He suspects he always will.

The South Carolina High School League announced Wednesday a second extension of the 2016 football season because of flooding and storm damage caused by Hurricane Matthew.

China Southern Airlines said Wednesday it has finalized a deal to buy 12 787-9 Dreamliners from Boeing Co. to expand its fleet of long-haul commercial airplanes.

Conway and the campus of Coastal Carolina University are the latest South Carolina beneficiaries of the Atlantic Coast Conference decision to move 10 neutral site championships out of North Carolina in protest of the Tar Heel State’s controversial House Bill 2. The ACC women’s basketball tournament, originally scheduled for...

A Ladson man accused of murdering three people in Moncks Corner was found kneeling on the ground near the bodies when police arrived at the scene, according to a redacted incident report released Wednesday by the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office.

A Ladson man accused of murdering three people Saturday in Moncks Corner was found kneeling on the ground near the bodies when police arrived at the scene, according to a redacted incident report released Wednesday by the Berkeley County Sherriff’s Office.

A special municipal court for the homeless has been approved for the City of Charleston that officials hope will help break the cycle of homeless for participants.

Seven-time grand slam winner Venus Williams has committed to play in the 2017 Volvo Car Open, to be held April 1-9 on Daniel Island.

The state Department of Insurance has opened a catastrophe claims center in Beaufort County, which took a big hit from Hurricane Matthew over the weekend.

CONWAY, S.C. — Residents along the flooded Waccamaw River are urging would-be tourists to stay away from the disaster area so they do not cause further damage.

A forum for Berkeley County School Board candidates is planned for 7 p.m. Thursday at Trident Baptist Church, 100 Montague Plantation Blvd, Goose Creek. Ray Nash will be the moderator.

Traffic is flowing in the Charleston area this morning after multiple days of delays and alternate routes due to Hurricane Matthew cleanup.

It’s not uncommon for friends to make plans to meet at Stems & Skins for a glass of wine. A bottle, though, is rarely on the agenda.

The cool air and sunshine that recently touched down in the Greater Charleston area will continue at least through the rest of the week, according to weather predictions.

What: Designed for toddlers, this family craft session will be ocean theme. There will be four different projects, including finger painting, puppets, sandbox and more.