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A hearing has been scheduled next month in the federal case against Dylann Roof, the alleged killer of nine parishioners at Charleston’s Emanuel AME Church.

CLEMSON — Dabo Swinney constructed Clemson’s run to the national title game last fall. For a day this offseason, he pretended to help construct his school’s future football operations center.

ANDERSON — Following a Post and Courier investigation of S.C. Rep. Brian White’s multi-year rental of a house owned by campaign contributors, Anderson County has collected more than $24,000 in back taxes from the property owner, nursing home administrator Bradley Moorhouse.

Two people fled a traffic stop in Mount Pleasant Tuesday morning, causing police to close down a section of Rifle Range Road for a manhunt.

Episode seven of Bravo’s "Southern Charm" turned out to be a little more "Deliverance" and a little less John Denver as the gang headed to Linville, N.C., for an "Appalachian mountain excursion" at Shep’s family’s vacation home. Bless his heart.

COLUMBIA — Three women filed sexual harassment complaints with the House speaker’s office against former Rep. Eddy Southard of Moncks Corner, according to reports made public Tuesday by the House Ethics Committee.

COLUMBIA — Three women filed sexual harassment complaints with the House Speaker’s office against former Rep. Eddy Southard of Moncks Corner, according to reports made public Tuesday by the House Ethics Committee.

One Citadel Bulldog’s good fortune was another’s bad luck Tuesday, as the Washington Redskins announced the signing of former Bulldog Mariel Cooper and released ex-Citadel star Andre Roberts.

We enjoyed the variety of photos illustrating "Contrasts," but the interesting mix made it difficult to winnow them down to our favorites.

"Walking up those steps was the most surreal experience."

The post Live from Cannes: Lily Rose Depp on “The Dancer” and Chanel appeared first on W Magazine.

The Atlanta Braves fired manager Fredi Gonzalez on Tuesday.

Maruti Suzuki showcased the Ignis Concept at the 2016 Auto Expo held earlier this year in Delhi. The compact SUV is believed to be scheduled for a launch during the festive season of the current year. While we await more details on that front, test mules of the Ignis have been floating on the internet. […]

A new federal report shows 13.4 percent of all South Carolinians were uninsured in 2015 — one of the highest percentages in the country.

Pirelli and MV Agusta have been working together for several decades and, since 2011. The Italian motorcycle manufacturer has decided to rely only on the iconic tyre brand to equip all its models. The last technological evolution of the Diablo range, the Diablo Rosso III, which is the new supersport tyre from Pirelli. Its strong points are sports […]

By Jim Gomez, Associated Press MANILA, Philippines – Nine years ago, Father Amado Picardal helped bury a teenager from a slum family who was gunned down by motorcycle-riding assassins in the southern Philippine city of Davao. The death was among hundreds in the large port city blamed on an anti-crime purge some believed was secretly run by its mayor, Rodrigo Duterte. Fr. Amado Picardel. Photo courtesy of Twitter.   Memories of that violence flashed back in the Roman Catholic priest’s mind when the... Читать дальше...

WASHINGTON — Buckling under conservative pressure, the Republican-led House Rules Committee pulled a legislative sleight of hand and stripped a provision from the annual defense policy bill that would have required women between the ages of 18 and 25 to sign up for a military draft.

The Charleston Music Hall announced Tuesday it will host a Prince tribute show by local musicians during Piccolo Spoleto.

Graduates can expect to be showered with more gifts this year.

COLUMBIA — Kickoff time has been set for South Carolina’s opening game of the 2016 football season.

Officials stood in front of TV cameras Tuesday and marked the start of a federal review of North Charleston’s police force, a bid to assuage community concerns that Walter Scott’s shooting pushed into the national spotlight.

Officials stood in front of TV cameras Tuesday and marked the start of a federal review of North Charleston’s police force, a bid to assuage community concerns that Walter Scott’s shooting pushed into the national spotlight.

Federal officials and North Charleston leaders this morning marked the start of a top-to-bottom review of the city’s police force, a move designed to assuage community concerns that Walter Scott’s shooting thrust into the national spotlight.

The landlord of the former Navy hospital in North Charleston filed for bankruptcy protection this week to fend off a creditor seeking control of the building, adding a fresh wrinkle to the stalled, 10-story revitalization project.

The company that owns the former naval hospital in North Charleston is seeking bankruptcy protection.