Новости за 10.05.2016

CLEMSON – Some yo-yo reporter – give you a hint, his Twitter avatar is inspired by Airplane – dared ask Monte Lee at the postgame podium Sunday what his plan was for the upcoming rotation of starting pitchers, in a five-game, six-day stretch beginning tonight.

A no-swim advisory for a section of North Myrtle Beach was lifted Monday following last week’s recognition of high bacteria levels at the beach location.

The Charleston Battery will face Scotland’s Rangers F.C. in an exhibition match this summer, a source confirmed Tuesday.

It was mentioned to me before episode six of Bravo’s "Southern Charm" that I may need some Kleenex because it was going to be like a Lifetime original movie. Well, it was somewhat moving in particular areas, but the only Lifetime title that came to mind was "Mother, May I Sleep With Danger?"

COLUMBIA — The Confederate flag no longer flies on South Carolina’s Statehouse grounds, but that didn’t dampen the spirits of those gathered Tuesday to commemorate the state’s first Confederate Memorial Day since its removal.

A new high-end bridal shop on Upper King Street intends to bring selections from some of the industry’s top designers to downtown Charleston to tap into the Holy City’s booming wedding market.

The Post and Courier has signed a contract with St. Martin’s Press to publish a book chronicling the Emanuel AME Church shooting and its impact on Charleston and the victims’ families.

Home sales edged higher across the Charleston area in April, but a lack of inventory is slowing activity.

This was probably not the way Charleston Battery striker Ricky Garbanzo had envisioned becoming famous on the soccer field.

Detectives are looking for witnesses of a fatal scuffle outside a Charleston nightclub last week.

NEW YORK — There’s no trademark on America.

The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help finding a Lincolnville woman.

The baseball and softball state championships will begin next week and several Lowcountry teams have some work to do if they hope to be in the finals.

It is not often that a sport allows one to get fit in the great outdoors, while also providing many options no matter what the conditions.

Ask a Lowcountry fisherman to name his favorite month and chances are pretty good that May or June would be right there at the top of their list. It’s a happening time. The weather is a little less chaotic. Water temperatures are reaching an optimal 70 degrees.

South Carolina Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series

A North Charleston man pleaded guilty Monday to starving his dog to death and was sentenced to a year in prison.

A Facebook official says the company has found no evidence to back up allegations that Facebook contractors suppressed stories of interest to conservatives in its "Trending" section.

Saturday is the last day to register if you wish take part in the June 14 state Democratic and Republican primaries.

A Muslim woman who had been accepted at The Citadel and her family are considering taking legal action after the military college Tuesday denied her request to wear a hijab, said Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for Council on American-Islamic Relations.

The Citadel has denied a request from an incoming Muslim cadet to wear a hijab.

Five loggerheads are the latest of what is now 187 injured or sick sea turtles to be treated at the South Carolina Aquarium and then released by staff along with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina offices are closed Tuesday in observance of Confederate Memorial Day.

Today should be mostly cloudy, with a high near 85, according to the National Weather Service.

A wreck on Ladson Road has shut down U.S. Highway 78 at the intersection, according to the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office.