Новости за 27.05.2016

CLEMSON — The final thought Clemson’s Jaron Blossomgame tweeted to his nearly 4,000 followers before he announced his basketball intentions for next season cannot be quoted, because it contained no words.

A June 30 hearing has been scheduled in South Carolina’s lawsuit against the Department of Energy involving missed deadlines at the Savannah River Site’s plutonium recycling plant.

The Citadel’s Capers Williamson came up short in his bid to become the first Bulldog to qualify for the NCAA Track and Field Championships.

In an address at the opening ceremony of this year’s Spoleto Festival, Mayor John Tecklenburg recalled attending the inaugural 1977 festival with his father.

Tristan Mouligne hopped off a plane Thursday morning, rode down I-26 toward Charleston City Marina and immediately began to reminisce.

The medical director for infectious diseases at Trident Health says there is no real way to keep antibiotic-resistant superbugs out of the hospital.

Charleston police have released a photo of two men they want to talk to about burglaries on James Island and in West Ashley.

Local civil rights activists joined forces with former Charleston County School District food service workers Friday morning to protest allegations of discrimination and wage theft within the district’s nutrition services department.

DURHAM, N.C. — Clemson hit four home runs, including the first two of the year by Reed Rohlman, to beat Louisville, 5-3, in the ACC baseball tournament at Durham Bulls Athletic Park on Friday.

A 66-year-old man is in jail after a stabbing Thursday at a Charleston retirement home.

Authorities will have two chances to see that Dylann Roof meets the same fate as his victims.

FLORENCE — Sheriff’s deputies in Florence County have made an arrest in the shooting death of a woman who family members said was pregnant.

The spell of "quieter" hurricane seasons might soon be broken. Federal forecasters on Friday called for a "near normal" season with as many as eight hurricanes, including four major, or severely damaging.

FOLLY BEACH — Starting Wednesday, visitors to the northeastern tip of this barrier island will be asked to pay a dollar.

The Medical University of South Carolina will host a free seminar on the Zika virus next month.

Forty-four motorcyclists were killed in accidents so far this year in South Carolina. Of those, 76 percent were not wearing a helmet.

The patient was a 3-year-old, rambunctious Labradoodle, who tore a ligament in his knee, called the anterior cruciate.

The storm roiling less than 500 miles off the Lowcountry became Tropical Depression 2 on Friday afternoon, and the National Hurricane Center issued a tropical storm warning for South Carolina coast.

When, where and how much of a storm remain the questions for the Lowcountry as hurricane specialists Friday waited for Subtropical Bonnie to develop. But rain, waves and wind of some strength or another are on their way for Memorial Day weekend.

Shelby Rogers’ Paris dream is still alive and real in the French Open, and the greats of tennis are starting to notice.

Shelby Rogers’ Paris dream is still alive and real at the French Open.

On Thursday evening, Old Crow Medicine Show frontman Ketch Secor told an enthusiastic audience in the College of Charleston Cistern Yard about his first Spoleto Festival experience. It was 1985, the multi-instrumentalist said, when his mother took him to see "an Italian circus that couldn’t be beat… (with) tight-rope walkers,...

Instead of working on regular lesson plans, students and teachers of Charleston Development Academy spent their time in Iris Brown’s morning music class on April 14 cheering and exchanging high fives.

Imagine sitting in your local cinema to watch a chosen flick, and you find your attention drifting to actors as they mime their roles in the theater, live.

Before a padded and bewigged Daniel Hillard became Mrs. Doubtfire, before Anthony Weiner introduced Carlos Danger to the world, there was Jack Worthing and Ernest.