Новости за 01.07.2016

Boo barreled across the parking lot and into Dr. Bradford’s office, her pink tongue, as thick and round as a slice of Canadian bacon, flapping with each of her labored breaths. Her prodigious belly and swollen nipples swung slightly a few inches above the floor.

A glimmer of gold caught Tracey Lockwood’s eye on a recent visit to Florida’s Bok Tower Gardens. She stooped to inspect it and found a hefty ring in the soil engraved with the name of a faraway school: The Citadel.

South Carolina is receiving $343,552 to combat the Zika virus, and another $9.2 million in emergency preparedness funding that could also be used.

The Beach Company, the city of Charleston and its Board of Architectural Review recently agreed on a settlement for their legal dispute over redeveloping the Sergeant Jasper apartment site, but it remains unclear what ultimately will be built there.

CLEMSON — Clemson women’s golf coach J.T. Horton was fired Friday, after player complaints.

Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford said closing the so-called "Charleston loophole" is the "lowest hanging fruit" of the on-going gun debate but was noncommittal on whether he’d actively support legislation to do it.

Baseball America insists Coastal Carolina was "no Cinderella" at the College World Series after winning the national championship Thursday with a Game 3 finals victory over Arizona. Indeed, head coach Gary Gilmore’s Chanticleers have been knocking on the Omaha door for a while and long ago became known as one of the top...

COLUMBIA - Steve Taneyhill buying Columbia’s famed Group Therapy bar just makes sense.

Charleston Battery coach Mike Anhaeuser saw up-close what striker Mario Williams was capable of doing with a soccer ball at his feet.

WEST COLUMBIA — When extension agent Charles Davis visits farms, he gets one question over and over again — when will South Carolina farmers start getting aid for crops damaged in last year’s floods?

Charleston County officials announced Friday that they had joined a White House program aimed at reducing jail populations.

Nakigudde Oliver and the Imani Milele Children’s Choir of Uganda performed Thursday at St. Andrews Regional Library.

The annual July Fourth "Salute from the Shore" flight of current U.S. military and private vintage aircraft will take place again this year along the South Carolina coast from north to south.

The annual July 4th "Salute from the Shore" flight of current U.S. military and private vintage aircraft will take place again this year along the South Carolina coast from north to south.

Relatives of the nine Emanuel AME Church shooting victims have filed multiple wrongful death lawsuits against the federal government over

Traffic headed toward Mount Pleasant on the Ravenel Bridge was backed up Friday afternoon after an accident blocked two lanes.

Traffic was slow Friday morning on eastbound Interstate 526 because a lane was blocked, the S.C. Department of Transportation said.

Thunderstorms dump rain on the Lowcountry Friday, as afternoon downpours hovered near Hanahan for more than an hour.

Thunderstorms dumped up to a half foot of rain on the Charleston region Friday morning, prompting flood advisories.

A 32-year-old man was found shot to death Thursday night on a Charleston porch in a killing that disturbed area residents.

A 32-year-old man was found shot to death Thursday night on the porch of a Charleston home, police said.

What: Opening reception for "A Response to Paper," a group show of artists working together and responding to their material and each others’ work. Show runs for the month of July.

We should take up a collection and send a nice gift basket to the folks in Greenville and Spartanburg.

Though initially effective, the congressional sit-in is a dangerous precedent.

Regarding the individual who was "disheartened to see Dorchester and Charleston County government buildings and businesses flying their flags at full staff’ on Memorial Day.