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College of Charleston second baseman Blake Butler felt it when the Cougars got back together for workouts last fall: His team wanted to finish the job it began last season.

The South Carolina Ports Authority has received two new bids for its old Port of Port Royal property.

A three-vehicle crash in Moncks Corner earlier has sent several people to the hospital.

There’s just something about Game 7s that seem to bring out the best in South Carolina Stingrays forward Joe Devin.

A bill increasing penalties in South Carolina for repeat domestic violence offenders and banning batterers from having guns is heading to the governor's desk.

Parents of children with epilepsy can now buy CBD oil made from hemp in stores across the Palmetto State, but they haven't always had that right.

Former state Senator Robert Ford must serve five years of probation on charges connected to an ethics case involving campaign funds spent on expenses including gym memberships, clothes and male enhancement drugs, according to a sentence handed down Thursday.

The CEO of Volvo Cars of North America said Thursday that infrastructure, a business-friendly climate and a capable workforce were reasons Volvo selected South Carolina over 60 sites nationwide for its first North American assembly plant.

One-time Classic hope Consort booked his place at Royal Ascot when maintaining his unbeaten record in the Listed Heron Stakes at Sandown. Sir Michael Stoute’s three-year-old finished strongly to take the mile contest by two and a half lengths from Godolphin’s Secret Brief, with the highly regarded White Lake half a length away third.

Seniors at North Charleston High School are asking people to wear green for its class of 2015 graduates on Monday as part of a spin-off of a national social media campaign to tout the importance of education.