Новости за 25.03.2016

The former Charleston Naval Hospital is going into foreclosure, dashing North Charleston’s hopes that the city’s struggling south end would soon be revitalized by a redevelopment project whose investors include Donald Trump Jr.

You can blame the state Legislature’s lengthy debate over roads funding for the lack of progress in another area: finding a solution to Century Aluminum’s electrical contract woes at its Mount Holly smelter.

You can blame the state Legislature’s months-long debate over roads funding for the lack of progress in finding a solution to Century Aluminum’s electrical contract woes at the Mount Holly smelter in Goose Creek.

PELION, S.C. — A Pelion couple has been sentenced to 20 years in jail for their infant daughter’s death.

This is the time of year when the Red Cross asks major supporters to renew their commitment but also reminds people that every little bit helps.

Kicker Eric Goins was one of Citadel football’s most valuable players during last season’s run to a Southern Conference championship, making 16 of 21 field-goal attempts, including crucial field goals in the Bulldogs’ upset win at South Carolina and playoff victory at Coastal Carolina.

CLEMSON — The blurry picture of defensive back Ryan Carter’s role at Clemson might be coming into focus.

The World Famous Mermaids of Florida’s Weeki Wachee Springs State Park are returning to the South Carolina Aquarium for the third year next week to entertain families during local public schools’ spring break.

A Charleston man was arrested after an elementary school student told an adult that a relative’s former boyfriend had repeatedly molested and raped her.

A federal judge on Friday said a $900,000 settlement for loved ones of a man fatally shot by Charleston County deputies in 2013 should serve as a teachable moment for law enforcement officers.

U.S. House of Representatives District 6

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford doesn’t agree with President Barack Obama on most things. But when it comes to Cuba, the South Carolina Republican has found common ground.

WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford doesn’t agree with President Barack Obama on most things. But when it comes to Cuba, the South Carolina Republican has found common ground.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — An executive of the parent company of a Lexington County farming operation turned over a $1 million check to a federal judge to pay a fine for hiring as many as 350 workers in the United States illegally.

CONWAY, S.C. — A Loris man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of homicide by child abuse in the death of his 3-month-old son.

PICKENS, S.C. — A Clemson man has been found guilty of murder in the shooting death of another man who was sitting on a riding lawnmower.

One of the state’s top visitor attractions is looking to raise the price of admission for most visitors.

South Carolina is creating jobs, but an influx of people into the labor force is offsetting the gains and causing the state’s jobless rate to remain stagnant.

South Carolina is creating jobs, but a rush of people into the labor force is offsetting the gains and causing the state’s jobless rate to remain stagnant.

Thunderstorms with high winds are possible later today in the Charleston area.

What: Learn about heart health, weight control through proper diet and exercise, hospice care and more. The event will feature free blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar checks as well as free food, prizes, a jump castle and more.

So last year, seven — count ’em, seven — governmental entities commissioned a study of Folly Road.

COLUMBIA — Democrats in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington will cast their ballots to select who they want to represent the party in the presidential election.

Boys Golf

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Dillon Brooks scored 19 points and Oregon advanced to the brink of its first Final Four in 77 years with an 82-68 victory over defending national champion Duke on Thursday night in the West Region semifinal of the NCAA Tournament.