Новости за 21.09.2016

The reward for tips leading to an arrest in a Charleston homicide from July has increased to $2,000.

COLUMBIA — Stephen Johnson will be the Kentucky quarterback South Carolina will face Saturday night when the Gamecocks visit Commonwealth Stadium.

COLUMBIA — It’s looking more and more like Stephen Johnson will be the Kentucky quarterback South Carolina will face Saturday night when the Gamecocks visit Commonwealth Stadium.

Bill Murray, the man who needs no introduction, turns a chill 66 today.

It’s been a series of long, strange trips through Atlanta for Clemson, and Dabo Swinney has lived through five straight losses at Bobby Dodd Stadium. He identified several elements of the gameplan that have to go right, or else "it’ll be a long night" for the fifth-ranked Tigers on Thursday.

When it opens Saturday, the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture would stand partly empty if not for contributions from South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

The Charleston area plays host to an array of participant sport activities, but some are niches and only have one weekend out of the year to shine in the spotlight.

The 2nd Annual Chucktown Ball featuring two nights and four sets of music from Umphrey’s McGee, as well as other bands, is moving to the North Charleston Coliseum. The event was originally planned for Friday and Saturday nights at Riverfront Park.

Rental car businesses at Charleston International might be relegated to a remote lot if an airport panel has its way.

I don’t want to be the guy who mentions Christmas in late September, but truthfully, I also don’t mind being that guy. Its arrival is as inevitable as daily campaign season polls.

Three new shops are coming to King Street over the next few months: a men’s clothing store, a shoe store and a women’s handbag, accessories and gift shop.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Tim Scott speaks often about the need for Republicans to address the nation’s poverty epidemic in terms Americans can understand. It seems some of his fellow GOP lawmakers are catching on.

A concerned citizen reported a gun-toting clown on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge on Wednesday, but police quickly determined the man was not armed and didn’t pose a threat.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve is keeping its key interest rate unchanged but signaling that it will likely raise rates before year’s end.

COLUMBIA — The week began with a one-on-one meeting with head coach Will Muschamp. It ended with David Williams’ best game at South Carolina in nearly two years.

Work has begun on a major expansion of the sea-turtle rescue program at the South Carolina Aquarium.

Louis C.K., the notoriously self-depricating comedian who has enjoyed success on stage, TV and in the movies, will perform a stand-up routine on two consecutive nights, Oct. 26 and 27, at the Gaillard Center.

Louis C.K., the notoriously self-depricating comedian who has enjoyed success on stage, on TV and in the movies, will perform a stand-up routine on two consecutive nights, October 26 and 27, at the Gaillard Center.

MIAMI — Tropical Storm Lisa is maintaining its strength in the Atlantic, but poses no threat to land and is expected to weaken soon.

The developer that plans to build a luxury waterfront hotel on the site of the State Ports Authority’s headquarters has cleared an early permitting hurdle.

The loggerhead wasn’t in great shape when the research crew pulled it out of the water — gaping boat propeller wounds in its jaw and shell, the tip of a flipper bitten off, likely by a shark.

A North Charleston man is being accused of cocaine trafficking and other charges after crashing his car into a tree Wednesday morning while to trying to get away from police.

A disabled North Charleston man who was reported missing has been found safe, according to authorities.

Authorities are asking for help to find a missing disabled North Charleston man.

A 39-year-old man killed his wife and fled Sangaree in her vehicle before her daughter found her body, according to the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office.