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Authorities say a Colleton County man attempted to burn down a house with two children and an adult inside during a domestic dispute Monday night.

House and Senate Republicans acknowledged Tuesday a long-term highway deal is out of reach for now, and embraced a three-month extension that will punt yet another messy fight into the fall.

The U.S. government expects to spend $191 million to pay chicken and turkey farmers for birds lost to avian flu, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Tuesday as he called for Congress to consider a disaster program for...

The nation's respite from accelerating health care costs appears to be over.

The Charleston County Sheriff's bomb unit is helping state officials remove hazardous materials from a North Charleston home.

The Latest from NATO meeting on Islamic State group and related developments (all times local):

A Georgia judge has cut the damages that Fiat Chrysler must pay the family of a child who died in a Jeep SUV fire from $150 million to $40 million.

Fighting between the Turkish military and Kurdish rebels escalated Tuesday amid signs of unease from NATO allies attending an emergency meeting about Turkey's conflicts with the Islamic State group and the Kurds.

A fugitive has been arrested after federal agents saw his photo in a Washington state newspaper that ran a story about a low-budget horror movie.

Two Bahraini policemen were killed and six were wounded in a bomb attack south of the island kingdom's capital on Tuesday, according to authorities.

About 2,100 migrants tried to storm the area surrounding the Eurotunnel early Tuesday before being repelled by police, an official in the northern French port of Calais said.

Small businesses are again able to get loans backed by the federal government.

Mount Pleasant Police responded to Melvin's BBQ Monday afternoon after an employee said he was robbed.

Police say a man who led officers on a wild two-hour chase spanning two states had been facing charges of stealing $21 worth of underwear from a supermarket.

WASHINGTON (WCIV) -- Sen. Tim Scott introduced a bill Tuesday that would help outfit law enforcement officers at all levels with body cameras.Officials at Scott's office say the senator spent three months crafting the bill while working with law enforcement agencies, civil rights groups, and privacy groups.The Safer Officers and Safer Citizens Act authorizes a new grant program at the U.S. Department of Justice that will allow departments who have developed policies and procedures ...

With a large number of rental leases ending during the last few days of July, discarded household goods build up on the city sidewalks and streets as renters and college students move out.

One of the last five northern white rhinoceros left in the world has died.

In the steamy Baghdad night, sweat poured down the faces of the Iraqi teens as they marched around a school courtyard, training for battle against the Islamic State group.

A trapped, hungry, wet and scared cat is now safe after it was found tucked away in a boat that had sank to the bottom of Lake Havasu.

South African retired archbishop Desmond Tutu has returned for hospital treatment, a week after he left a Cape Town hospital following an intensive antibiotics course for an infection, his foundation said Tuesday.

The oldest giant panda ever in captivity tasted a vegetable ice cake and, of course, bamboo in celebration of her 37th birthday.

Colleton County Sheriff's deputies have arrested a man they believe is responsible for a shooting that happened last summer.

More than 1 million tons of coal ash has been removed from riverfront sites of coal-fired generating plants in South Carolina.

Secretary of State John Kerry pitched the administration's controversial nuclear deal with Iran before a skeptical House Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday, pushing back against the allegation it would ease crippling...

The Senate will vote before its August recess on an effort to block federal aid to Planned Parenthood, presidential hopeful Sen. Rand Paul said Tuesday.