Новости за 09.06.2016

The State Law Enforcement Division has been asked to investigate four Berkeley County leaders in connection with ethics allegations.

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama formally endorsed Hillary Clinton’s bid for the White House on Thursday, praising his former secretary of state’s experience and grit, and urging Democrats to unite behind her in the fight against Republicans in the fall.

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court says people do not have a right to carry concealed weapons in public under the 2nd Amendment.

There’s not much that’s funny about suicide or depression. But with "Every Brilliant Thing," British actor and comedian Jonny Donahoe aims to bring humor to these difficult subjects.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Eight Republicans joined 49 Democrats in signing a letter to President Obama opposing leasing the offshore Atlantic for seismic airgun testing for oil and natural gas.

A wanted suspect fled from deputies in a stolen car early Thursday, according to the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office.

RIDGELAND, S.C. — A Ridgeland man is charged with murder in the shooting death of his wife in an incident police say happened when the couple’s eight children were at home.

Long before the computer HAL eerily usurped his astronaut master in "2001: A Space Odyssey," an animated lump of clay known as a Golem emerged from Jewish folklore, turning on his creator and running amok to terrorize Eastern European Jewish ghettos. It seems man has long been drawn to breathing life into simulacrums that do our...

Patriots Point will soon offer another facet to its naval and maritime museum offerings.

COLUMBIA -- Gov. Nikki Haley eliminated $41.1 million in funding in the $7.5 billion state budget, including $3.6 million for several Charleston area attractions.

A longtime Boeing Co. executive from Seattle is taking over the aerospace giant’s operations in North Charleston as the company looks to streamline day-to-day oversight of the 787 Dreamliner program.

Joan Robinson-Berry — who overcame a childhood in gang-infested eastern Los Angeles County to become one of the first African-American women in her community to earn a technical degree — is the new vice president and general manager of Boeing South Carolina, the company announced Thursday.

LAKE WYLIE, S.C. — Fire department officials are searching for a missing boater in Lake Wylie near the North Carolina-South Carolina state line.

Developers will have to figure out a way to build around a partially historic structure if they plan to proceed with redevelopment of the Hughes Lumber site in downtown Charleston.

A hearing to challenge the residency of a Statehouse candidate from Charleston was postponed after the S.C. Republican Party moved to intervene.

Summerville hopes to reclaim its spot in the Guinness World Records for the Largest Iced Tea during National Tea Day. The town first claimed the title from former record-holder Chick-fil-A during last year’s event, when it filled a 10-foot-tall mason jar with 1,425 gallons of ice-cold sweet tea, made from 120 pounds of tea from the...

Police want to talk to the occupants of a vehicle linked to an encounter that left a man badly hurt outside a North Charleston gas station last month.

Police want to talk to the occupants of a vehicle linked to an encounter that left a man badly hurt outside a North Charleston gas station last month.

Warm and sunny weather remains in the forecast for Charleston through the weekend.

COLUMBIA -- Gov. Nikki Haley will hold her annual press conference this morning to discuss vetoes she has made to the $7.5 billion state budget.

What: Birding experts will help identify and count songbirds, birds of prey, wading birds and others found along the park's many trails. Open to ages 9 years and older. A registered and paid chaperone is required for participants ages 15 years and younger.

Tapioca, in the Brazilian sense, has no fat, no gluten and very little flavor, but Teca Thompson is pretty sure it’s the next big thing.

She made an impressive mark in a mostly male legislative body.

NEW YORK — Presentations and performances from the B-52s, Jennifer Hudson, Marcus Mumford and Sister Sledge will be featured at the Songwriters Hall of Fame induction and awards dinner in New York City on June 9.

During his five terms in the state Senate, Larry Grooms has been the General Assembly’s most effective advocate for transportation reform. Republican primary voters in District 37 should keep him on the job.