Новости за 13.05.2016

Traffic on Interstate 526 was backed up for miles Friday afternoon after a wreck blocked a westbound lane.

WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Thursday ruled the Obama administration was improperly funding a subsidy program of the Affordable Care Act, a victory for House Republicans who took the unprecedented action nearly two years ago to sue the White House.

• The 14th annual VCCA (Vintage Chevrolet Club of America) Area 9 Southeast National Meet will be held at the Omar Shrine Temple in Mount Pleasant. The national judged meet is open to Chevrolets and GMCs only. Vintage cars are on display today. There will be a photo shoot Saturday morning, a caravan tour from Omar Shrine Temple to...

COLUMBIA — Beer and wine drinkers could soon buy booze at cheaper rates if a bill making its way through the Legislature expanding the use of coupons becomes law.

The recently state-sanctioned Confederate Memorial Day holiday is past, but Saturday marks a celebration held annually in Charleston since the late 1800s.

Meghan Trainor, the pop artist who’s "all about that bass," is bringing her Untouchable Tour to the North Charleston Coliseum on Sept. 14.

North Charleston police have released video of a suspect in an armed robbery earlier this month.

West Ashley High School baseball coach Tyson Azevedo will direct the Wildcats’ annual baseball camp June 13-17 at West Ashley High School.

The Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help identifying a man and woman suspected of credit-card fraud at a North Charleston jewelry store.

Citadel javelin throwers Capers Williamson and Mady Riegel won Southern Conference titles on Thursday in Cullowhee, N.C.

COLUMBIA — The first time Dawn Staley ever saw Tiffany Mitchell, it was all there — the speed, the physical fitness, the intensity, the ability to play both ends of the court. She was playing against high schoolers then, but South Carolina’s head women’s basketball coach knew exactly where she was headed.

A student who was shot and wounded at a Greenville high school Friday morning shot himself accidentally, according to the school district.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford was one of just five members of Congress to vote against a bill Thursday aimed at fighting the national opioid and heroin epidemic.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford was one of just five members of Congress to vote against a bill Thursday aimed at fighting the national opioid and heroin epidemic.

The widow of Emanuel AME Church’s slain pastor and the new permanent pastor of the church helped unveil a portrait of the Rev. Dr. Clementa Pinckney Friday.

The widow of Emanuel AME Church’s slain pastor and the new permanent pastor of the church will help to unveil a portrait of the Rev. Dr. Clementa Pinckney today at 12:30 p.m.

Strong storms with high winds and hail are possible this afternoon in the Charleston area.

A chance of rain is the forecast for Charleston this afternoon.

What: Bring your unwanted fishing and boating gear and have it disposed of properly to help keep marine debris out of local waterways. Accepted items include everything from nets to crab pots to batteries, no matter how beat up or dirty. For Charleston County residents only.

COLUMBIA — Gov. Nikki Haley’s first veto of 2016 has yet to materialize, two days after the farm bill was ratified.

In keeping with its mission to promote improved nutrition, the Lowcountry Food Bank periodically stages mobile farmers markets in areas where fresh fruit and vegetables are hard to come by. The agency offers samples of less-familiar items, so clients will claim turnips with the same gusto as...

There’s a Facebook group called "Positively Summerville," which is apparently short for People Who Are Positively Certain There’s Too Much Drama in Summerville.

The Charleston RiverDogs’ opener of their seven-game road trip starting in Lexington on Thursday night was postponed.

Swarms of pelicans, black skimmers, oyster catchers, terns, egrets and herons are arriving on tiny Crab Bank to nest, and you can watch.

Donald Trump’s remarks Wednesday, in contravention of a promise he made multiple times, that he’s going to try to get through the election without releasing his tax returns (only after they are finished being "audited," which will be known only by him) remind us he is not a "presumptive nominee"...