Новости за 22.07.2016

CHARLOTTE — Kickoffs aren’t close to becoming extinct in college football, but they’re moving closer to the endangered species list.

CHARLOTTE — How Deshaun Watson spent a summer vacation wedged between a Heisman Trophy finalist season that ended with the College Football national championship game appearance and one more Clemson shot:

As Repossi reopens its Place Vendome flagship in Paris, Gaia Repossi offers an inside look at the shop.

Jason Wu launches a sister label and Zac Posen debuts a wine. Both celebrated with dinners, but who did it better?

CHARLOTTE — More than ever, Clemson football players and coaches have run out of opportunities to play the disrespect card.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina will hold its first practice of preseason camp Aug. 2, and Gamecocks fans will have three opportunities to get a look at head coach Will Muschamp’s squad before the season opener.

North Charleston is selling city-owned land in an effort to shore up its coffers after a record payout last year to avoid a lawsuit over a police officer’s shooting of a man running from a traffic stop.

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See all the best street style from Tomorrowland Festival in Boom, Belgium, here.

Update: Mitchell has been found safe and unharmed, according to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office.

A Charleston woman who is 39 weeks pregnant has been missing since Wednesday.

Peaceful demonstrations in Marion Square have been pretty routine over the past couple weeks in the aftermath of multiple police-involved shootings of black males.

The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce this week released the results of a poll that said 61 percent of those surveyed supported the completion of Interstate 526 across Johns and James islands. However, the survey included the voices of only about nine people from Johns Island, where the most opposition lies.

Here, the top 5 trends to know from the Men's Fashion Week Spring 2017 shows in Paris, Milan, London, and New York — from Teva sandals to bondage. See them all, here.

North Charleston police are investigating a possible theft at a cemetery on Rivers Avenue.

Santee Cooper’s Board of Directors approved the sale of $52.4 million in revenue obligation bonds during a special meeting Friday at the electric utility’s headquarters in Moncks Corner.

From Mark Bradford's sprawling campus to a roaming art-filled cookout, take an insider tour of the city's unorthodox galleries and exhibition spaces.

It’s indeed our pleasure at Motoroids to have this road-safety oriented Get on the Road initiative (#GetOnTheRoad) rolling into its second installment.  In the first installment of the series, we presented to you the remarkable story of Anam Hashim, the petite stunter  girl from Lucknow rode all the way to the highest motorable road in […]