Новости за 27.08.2016

CHESTER, S.C. — The S.C. Highway Patrol says a North Carolina woman is in jail on a charge stemming from a fatal wreck in Chester County one week ago.

The National Weather Service has one message for Charleston beachgoers this weekend: Beware of rip currents.

As hurricane season picks up, the American Red Cross is calling for people to learn how to man shelters should a disaster strike.

This week’s reader contest had editors going round and round, but two photos of "circles" wowed us.

Even a plant pathologist’s yard is not immune to plant diseases. From time to time, common diseases appear such as powdery mildew on mealy cup salvia, Alternaria leaf spot on zinnia, and root knot on larkspur.

Oceanside mansions, beach cottages and country houses encircled by creeks epitomize Lowcounty real estate, yet they’ve been hard to find for sale as owners wait for the market to fully recover from the late 2000s housing slide.

For those interested in how religious values influence political elections, this campaign season has been one for the record books.

Coffered ceilings rise above a plush living room where parents can unwind. An open kitchen, where all ages can congregate, touts top-line appliances. A deck overlooks marsh and a back lawn for kids. And the ground floor boasts a two bedroom "apartment" for in-laws, or a renter to lease.

Tara Chapman is now designated to focus on an expanding niche field involving soon-to-be ex-husbands and ex-wives: she’s a Certified Real Estate Divorce Specialist.

In January of 2010, Citadel football coach Brent Thompson had reached a crisis point.

Based on first-time home buyers’ wants and needs, Charleston and North Charleston are far from dream places but nowhere close to nightmarish locales.

Two national rental property groups gave credit to Congress for passing a federal housing reform bill this year while singling out key backers of the bipartisan legislation, including U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, R-South Carolina.

A nationwide company that oversees neighborhood operations recently assumed responsibilities for a vibrant, evolving village west of Summerville.

CLEMSON — Only once has it crossed junior quarterback Deshaun Watson’s mind he’s risking his future by offering his services this year to the Clemson football team in exchange for the relative bargain of a scholarship, a residual amount of player perks and countless fame.

Several years ago, Jason McDonald started asking his wife, Molly, if they could get chickens for their backyard on James Island. She put him off, but he really wanted them and he kept asking every six months for about three years.

Week 43

Sept. 2-4: Mount Pleasant Open Charity Pro-Am, Patriots Point Links, $200 per player, visit patriotspointlinks.com or call 843-881-0042.

Having lived in the Lowcountry and covered the outdoors scene for more than 37 years, I’ve enjoyed just about every type of fishing and hunting there is to experience here.

Authorities hope new facial reconstruction images of a skull plucked from the Wando River a decade ago will help generate leads from people who can identify the teenager.

Some high-achieving college students are winners when it comes to the South Carolina Education Lottery, but one of the losers is the Palmetto State, which has had to subsidize those awards with more than $1 billion during the past 14 years.

BY GREGORY YEE and CAITLIN BYRD

North Charleston police shot and killed a man Friday night after he opened fire on officers, police said.

Jennifer Pozzani grimaced as the barber wrapped her shoulder-length blonde hair into a ponytail and started cutting.

What: The Charleston Museum, The Powder Magazine and the Old Exchange Building will present an reenactment in honor of Thomas Heyward Jr. and his fellow Patriots.

Are you ready for some football?