Brooks 'Tweets' They'll Know More About Hartline's Condition Before Noon Mo
University of Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks wrote on his Twitter account this morning that they will know more about the extent of quarterback Mike Hartline's injury before Monday's noon press conference.Brooks said in a teleconference Sunday afternoon that he... read the full story
GREER — U.S. Rep. Bob Inglis faced his Republican challengers Monday night, saying an economic recovery is at hand and the question is whether South Carolina is best positioned to benefit from the rebound. read the full story
DeMint announces re-election bid
COLUMBIA — U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint on Monday announced his re-election bid with a video telling supporters that "ground troops" of President Barack Obama are in South Carolina "promising more government handouts, bailouts and sellouts." read the full story
'Chill out,' Graham tells critics
GREENVILLE - An often clamorous crowd blasted, grilled and occasionally cheered Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., in a town hall meeting Monday that centered on health care reform but returned repeatedly to his positions on climate change, judicial... read the full story
Chad Hatley, the lawyer whose tax troubles cost him a seat last month on the Horry County Planning Commission, now faces a pair of lawsuits that claim he failed to do a proper job representing clients. S.C. state Rep. Tracy Edge, R-North Myrtle Beach, filed a... read the full story
Last song for Sheds: The sound of silence
This time there won't be an encore. After 20 years of catering to local musicians, the plug has been pulled on The Sheds. And now several local bands have to find a new place to practice - but that shouldn't be a problem. Last week, the Richland County Building Board... read the full story
Final escaped inmate surrenders
S.C. prison officials have recaptured the last of three minimum-security inmates to escape in the past week. Prison spokesman Josh Gelinas said 22-year-old Patrick Frazier turned himself in to Aiken County authorities Monday, four days after he walked away from the... read the full story
Project M.I.N.D. gives local teachers new perspective on teaching math
DENMARK, S.C. – One Bamberg School District Two teacher says his methods of teaching math have been revolutionized forever by a teacher’s workshop he recently attended. read the full story
Restoration work starting on S.C. creek
PICKENS, S.C. (AP) — A creek in upstate South Carolina polluted more than 30 years ago is being restored. read the full story
Woman faces homicide charge in death of 4-year-old stepdaughter
A Beaufort woman is facing a homicide charge for the alleged beating of her 4-year-old stepdaughter, who died from her injuries Sunday at the Medical University of South Carolina. read the full story
Limited supply of H1N1 vaccine available in S.C.
The H1N1 vaccine has arrived in South Carolina, but there is only a limited supply currently available to the public. read the full story
Prosecutor: Kidnapping trial set for ex-SC deacon
A South Carolina prosecutor says he is planning to take a former church deacon to trial next year on state kidnapping charges. read the full story
Group Snags 13-Foot Gator on Last Day of Season
Lake Marion, SC (WLTX) -- On the final day of South Carolina's alligator "hunting season," a group of some of the Palmetto State's finest rounded up one of the largest 'gators this season. read the full story
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