Новости за 08.02.2016

SALEM, N.H. — Eyeing their first wins in a capricious campaign, Republican Donald Trump lashed out at his opponents Monday while Democrat Bernie Sanders sought to play it safe on the eve of the nation's initial primary.

CONCORD, N.H. — It’s been 100 years since New Hampshire held its first presidential primary, and it seems like some of the current candidates have been hanging around for nearly that long. More than a few started popping up a full two years before Tuesday’s state election, and nearly all have spent recent months hosting town...

Tony Bakker, the principle owner of the Charleston Battery for more than two decades, sold the team to B Sports Entertainment, a locally owned and privately held company, the club announced Monday.

Tony Bakker, the principle owner of the Charleston Battery for more than two decades, has sold the team to B Sports Entertainment, a locally owned and privately held company, the club announced today.

The state Department of Transportation has scrapped a plan to replace the Burden Creek Bridge on Johns Island, which would have required the closure of a portion of River Road for about 65 days over the summer.

COLUMBIA — The top-ranked Connecticut women were at Colonial Life Arena early Monday afternoon, going through their pre-game shootaround in a building which promises to be a bit more raucous with 18,000 people crammed into it at 7 p.m. A curtain separated the playing floor from the lower concourse (which reporters traversed to interview the...

Hanahan police and state agents are investigating after a 68-year-old woman was found dead on her bedroom floor Monday morning.

A longtime business in West Ashley has closed near another large shuttered storefront.

Charleston City Council on Tuesday will vote on whether to change its zoning rules so that it takes fewer council members to override a recommendation made by the city’s Planning Commission.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s first road victory over a top-10 road opponent in a decade wasn’t enough to keep the Gamecocks in the Top 25. They’ll have to take solace in playing for first place in the SEC.

MOUNT PLEASANT — Three Town Council members leading the charge to appraise business properties near Shem Creek sought to assure people about their intentions Monday, but instead wound up in heated arguments with several property owners in a restaurant parking lot.

The former communications director for Berkeley County School District said she got bad advice from a previous lawyer that landed her in court Monday to prove she shouldn’t go to prison.

Charleston police are asking for help identifying a man suspected of stealing a car and a gun on James Island.

The smokestacks at Santee Cooper’s closed Grainger plant in Conway were toppled Sunday, a symbol of the utility’s move away from coal-generated electricity to more environmentally sustainable forms of power.

An icy wind Wednesday will make it feel like the coldest night of the winter. But that’s just a shiver of what’s coming next weekend.

NASHUA, N.H. — They are some of Hillary Clinton’s best money-raisers, but right now the most valuable thing they can offer is their time.

PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Some politicians run from polarizing endorsements. Ted Cruz seeks them out.

SALEM, N.H. — Ann and Jon Vitti hopped on a flight from Los Angeles to snowy New Hampshire last week to witness first-hand what they can’t see on their TV: The more personal side of presidential politics.

RICHBURG — The South Carolina Highway Patrol is searching for a heavy truck thought to have been involved in a hit-and-run accident on Interstate 77 that killed one man and injured another.

Two closely affiliated companies that own the site of an idled urban redevelopment project in the Charleston Neck Area filed for bankruptcy Monday with the goal of selling most of the 182-acre property.

Two affiliated companies that own the 174-acre site of an idled urban redevelopment project in the Charleston Neck Area have filed for bankruptcy.

In the biggest hint yet for the future of the former Morris Sokol Furniture store site, the new owners say the prime piece of downtown Charleston real estate could be used for different things.

A small earthquake was detected early Monday in Summerville.

A federal judge on Monday dismissed a pair of lawsuits filed against Citadel President Lt. Gen. John Rosa, an attorney for the school and others accused of enabling serial molester Louis "Skip" ReVille to further victimize children by "covering up" prior allegations of sexual abuse.

A federal judge is pondering whether to dismiss a pair of lawsuits filed against Citadel President Lt. Gen. John Rosa, an attorney for the school and others accused of enabling serial molester Louis "Skip" ReVille to further victimize children by "covering up" prior allegations of sexual abuse.