USC women, CofC men get exhibition wins at Credit One Stadium
South Carolina's women's basketball team defeated College of Charleston 91-60 in an exhibition game at Credit One Stadium, while the College of Charleston men beat The Citadel.
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South Carolina's women's basketball team defeated College of Charleston 91-60 in an exhibition game at Credit One Stadium, while the College of Charleston men beat The Citadel.
All Elite Wrestling announced Sept. 27 that wrestler Benjamin Satterley, who performed as Pac, died at 40 after competing the night before at the company's All Out event.
Deshaun Watson led a fourth-quarter rally and threw a game-winning touchdown to Harold Fannin Jr. as the Cleveland Browns beat the Carolina Panthers, 21-18, on Sunday.
The Miami Marlins beat the Atlanta Braves 5-3 in the regular-season finale in Miami, capping Atlanta's 94-68 season and Miami's 80-82 campaign.
Taylor Gosnell, 35, was charged with attempted murder and held without bond after allegedly stabbing her three- and six-year-old children at a Spartanburg County home Saturday.
The South Carolina women's basketball team played an exhibition against the College of Charleston at Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island this weekend, drawing fans who traveled from across the Carolinas.
A motorcyclist and passenger died and an SUV driver plus three passengers were hospitalized after a September 26 collision between a motorcycle and SUV at the SC-410 and SC-19 intersection in Horry County.
South Carolina defensive end Dylan Stewart was suspended indefinitely after punching an Alabama player during Saturday's 38-17 loss, head coach Shane Beamer announced Sunday.
The Atlanta Braves will host the Philadelphia Phillies at Truist Park beginning Tuesday in a best-of-three National League Wild Card Series, with Chris Sale starting Game 1.
Eleven teenagers were injured Saturday night in a shooting at Carolyn Crayton Park in Macon, Georgia, with one 17-year-old boy in critical condition as investigators work to determine the circumstances.
A Jackson County, Mississippi grand jury declined to charge anyone in the 2024 death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, whose body was found near Horn Island after a July 4 boating trip.
WIS reports that Tropical Depression Fay is weakening and is expected to become a post-tropical cyclone by Tuesday, while the National Hurricane Center is raising the odds of tropical formation with a disturbance east of Bermuda.
WIS reports that the Midlands will see a gradual, brief warm-up this week, with highs climbing to the upper 80s and near 90 degrees before cooling again next weekend.
Michael Gero, 39, is charged with using deadly force to kill a black bear at his Granby, Connecticut home after the animal attacked his livestock.
Seven high school football players from the Charleston area were selected for the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas, with James Island and Summerville each contributing two players to the South Carolina roster.
Senators plan a Monday-night Senate vote on the Protect College Sports Act, which would codify athlete name, image and likeness payments and add a fifth eligibility year, while President Trump holds rallies in Oklahoma and Alabama.
A 23-year-old Spokane mother faces felony charges after her 8-year-old daughter with disabilities died in an overflowing bathtub while left alone.
A Post and Courier survey found 40.7 percent of South Carolinians prefer standard time year-round, while 33.5 percent favor permanent daylight saving time, as state bills to adopt year-round DST remain stalled.
Berkeley County Council will hold a final vote on Sept. 28 on the Gramling Brothers' 5,500-home Lake Village development near Cane Bay in Moncks Corner.
Jeremiah Duncan, 24, is in custody in Peoria, Illinois, in the deaths of Heaven Wood, 20, shot at a home, and her 2-year-old son, found dead in a burned car.
James Cobb and his fiancée Suzanne Wages died Thursday when their car struck an Amtrak train at a railroad crossing in Theodore, Alabama.