Monday, November 2, 2026
191Loyola Chicago wins 77-52 over The Citadel
Loyola Chicago defeated The Citadel 77-52 in a Monday season opener, led by Dayan Nessah’s 19 points.
Habhab scores 34 as Eastern Michigan takes down Coastal Carolina 71-70
Mohammad Habhab scored 34 points as Eastern Michigan defeated Coastal Carolina 71-70 in Conway, South Carolina.
CofC opens its season with a 111-55 win over Southern Wesleyan
Charleston College beat Southern Wesleyan 111-55 in its season opener Monday, led by Eli Ellis’ 16 points.
South Carolina gubernatorial candidates hold final campaign events ahead of Election Day
Jermaine Johnson and Alan Wilson held final campaign rallies in Columbia and Cayce on Monday night ahead of the South Carolina gubernatorial election.
High scores 20 as South Florida knocks off Charleston Southern 98-71
South Florida defeated Charleston Southern 98-71 in Tampa on Monday, led by Zayden High’s 20-point performance in the season opener.
North Charleston police searching for 2 missing/runaway juveniles
North Charleston police are searching for two missing teenagers, Parashia Gibbs and Akeelah Manker, last seen on November 1.
North Charleston police searching for 2 missing teens
North Charleston police are looking for two missing teenagers, Parashia Gibbs, 15, and Akeelah Manker, 14, both last seen November 1.
Cade Cunningham scores 33 points to help the Pistons rout the Hornets 124-91
Detroit defeated Charlotte 124-91 in North Carolina, led by Cade Cunningham’s 33 points and Duncan Robinson’s 24.
Columbia’s Congaree Riverfront plan heads toward council vote, with first construction eyed for January
Columbia City Council will vote on a Congaree Riverfront master plan, with initial construction on Williams Street expected to start in January.
ROAD TO REPAIR: Neighbors call for pothole fixes on Wynn Way and Will Henry Court
St. Andrews residents urge the county to take over maintenance of privately owned Wynn Way and Will Henry Court to fix severe potholes.
Buckner nets 20, Faulkner adds 16, Clemson opens season with 85-72 win over Stetson
Ace Buckner scored 20 points as Clemson defeated Stetson 85-72 in their season opener Monday night in Clemson, South Carolina.
SC State wins opener over Morris 94-55
South Carolina State beat Morris College 94-55 in their season opener Monday in Orangeburg, with Christian Barnes scoring 12 points.
‘Get out and vote’: Senate candidates make final push to voters
Senate candidates Annie Andrews and Darline Graham held final campaign events in South Carolina, urging voters to cast ballots in the toss-up race.
Senate candidates make final push before Election Day
Senate candidates Annie Andrews and Darline Graham held final campaign events in Charleston and across South Carolina ahead of Tuesday’s election.
Inside Georgetown County’s $65 million safer, more secure detention center
Georgetown County plans to open a $65 million detention center in 2027, doubling inmate capacity and consolidating law enforcement operations.
Braves’ Chris Sale named NL Cy Young Award finalist
Atlanta Braves pitcher Chris Sale is a finalist for the National League Cy Young Award, competing against pitchers from the Brewers and Phillies.
Braves’ Walt Weiss named NL Manager of the Year finalist
Atlanta Braves manager Walt Weiss is a finalist for the National League Manager of the Year Award, joining Phillies manager Don Mattingly and Brewers manager Pat Murphy.
Mount Pleasant bans vape stores near schools and youth centers
Mount Pleasant officials voted to prohibit vape shops within 1,000 feet of schools, parks, and youth centers, blocking a proposed store near Moultrie Middle School.
City leaders condemn KKK Halloween costume, rider addresses backlash as activist offers face-to-face dialogue
Officials in Huntington, Indiana, condemned a couple’s KKK Halloween costumes, prompting community backlash and an invitation for dialogue from a local activist.
House Democrats layout election security efforts ahead of midterms
Rep. Joe Morelle, Ranking Member of the House Administration Committee, outlined House Democrats' plans to protect midterm election integrity and deployed roughly 300 staff as observers in close races.
Wilson, Johnson make final campaign push ahead of Election Day
Republican Alan Wilson and Democrat Jermaine Johnson made their final campaign appeals Monday in South Carolina's gubernatorial race, which will determine Gov. Henry McMaster's successor.
Authorities searching for armed and dangerous suspect in Dorchester County
The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office is helping Ridgeville police search for an armed suspect near Gum Street and Poplar Street, with residents told to shelter in place.
Mt. Pleasant council eyes Nov. 10 first reading of ALPR camera ordinance
Mount Pleasant council plans a first reading Nov. 10 on an ordinance governing use and data retention of the town's 22 Flock Automated License Plate Reader cameras.
Family of 4 among those killed in Florida jet crash
A Learjet crashed into a West Palm Beach, Florida neighborhood on November 1, killing all nine aboard, including four children, as the NTSB investigates the cause.
Child found with knife at Dutch Fork Middle School
An 11-year-old student at Dutch Fork Middle School in Irmo was charged with weapon possession after a 3.5-inch kitchen knife was found in their bag on Monday.
Top-ranked South Carolina holds off No. 20 Maryland in season opener
Top-ranked South Carolina defeated No. 20 Maryland 101-93 in a basketball season opener in Paris, with Joyce Edwards scoring 23 points for the Gamecocks.
Neighbors cite traffic and tree loss concerns as planners review design for 350 Grand Oaks Boulevard
Charleston planners are reviewing the design for a 348-apartment and 33-townhome development at 350 Grand Oaks Boulevard in West Ashley amid neighbor concerns about traffic and tree loss.
Wilson, Johnson make final appeal to voters ahead of Election Day
Republican Alan Wilson and Democrat Jermaine Johnson made final appeals to South Carolina voters Monday before Election Day in the race to succeed term-limited Gov. Henry McMaster.
17 Lowcountry players earn All-State Volleyball honors
Seventeen Lowcountry volleyball players received all-state honors from the South Carolina Coaches Association of Women's Sports, with seven also named regional players of the year.
West Ashley getting major retail expansion. Plus, Ben Sawyer Bridge to close tonight for repairs.
The Post and Courier's Nov. 2 briefing covers West Ashley retail developments near West Ashley Circle and Bees Ferry Road, Tuesday's gubernatorial, Senate and congressional elections, and the Ben Sawyer Bridge's overnight closure for maintenance.
Lee Correctional warden suspended after DUI arrest
Shane Jackson, warden of Lee Correctional Institution, was suspended without pay after being arrested Oct. 29 in Sumter County for driving under the influence.
5 injured in Halloween night shootings near Michigan State campus, police say
East Lansing, Michigan police say two Halloween-night shootings near the Michigan State University campus left five people injured, with several people taken into custody.
SC Election Commission briefly evacuated due to fire alarm
The South Carolina Election Commission's downtown Columbia office was briefly evacuated Monday after a fire alarm, and staff resumed operations before Tuesday's general election.
Mount Pleasant committee delays 87-townhome proposal again, seeks changes from developer
The Mount Pleasant Planning Committee voted Monday to postpone a proposed 87-townhome development near Oakland Plantation until next month's meeting while requesting changes from the developer.
Berkeley County, Charleston Animal Society cut ribbon on new $1.6M adoption center
Berkeley County and the Charleston Animal Society opened a $1.6 million adoption center Monday at the Berkeley campus in Moncks Corner, adding kennels and adoption spaces to the shelter.
What’s happening around The Citadel in November and December
The Citadel lists upcoming November and December events, including Homecoming 2026, a Veterans Day performance, an American Revolution naval exhibit, and lectures on antibiotic resistance and naval history.
Berkeley County man charged after Moncks Corner domestic violence incident, chase
Donte Jamaul Mims, 34, of Berkeley County, was charged with first-degree burglary and domestic violence after a Moncks Corner home invasion and a vehicle pursuit that ended with a loaded handgun found in his truck.
Lexington-based Hwasung expands with Florence County plant
Hwasung Group, a Korean electrical components manufacturer, is opening a $5 million plant in Florence to produce parts for elevators, energy and industrial equipment, creating 32 jobs.
Changes to SNAP benefits now in effect in South Carolina
South Carolina has begun restricting SNAP food-stamp purchases to exclude candy, energy drinks, soft drinks and sweetened beverages, while diet and zero-sugar drinks remain allowed.
‘I was terrified’: Viral door-kicking challenge concerns. See what to be on the lookout for
Hawaii residents report a viral "door-kicking challenge" involving teenagers kicking residential doors late at night, prompting police reports and community concern.
18-year-old shot in Murrells Inlet, deputies say
Georgetown County deputies are investigating a Sunday-night shooting that left an 18-year-old man hospitalized with a lower-abdominal gunshot wound on Turntable Road in Murrells Inlet.
Charleston County early voting tops 2022 midterm total
Charleston County recorded more than 89,000 early votes before Saturday, surpassing its 2022 midterm total as thousands across the Lowcountry cast ballots ahead of Tuesday's election.
How do vets weigh red wolves? These SC students and Navy engineers designed a better way
Charleston Southern University students, with help from Navy engineers and their own family, designed and installed a scale at Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site to weigh the site's two red wolves without tranquilizing them.
Here are the featured races on Tuesday’s South Carolina ballot, including governor, Senate, Congress
A Charleston Post & Courier overview lists Tuesday's South Carolina ballot races, including governor, U.S. Senate, congressional seats, and other state and county positions, with polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Charleston’s ties to 'one of the most sensational and horrific piracy cases' in history
A Charleston newspaper recounts the life of Jacque Tardy, a con artist and poisoner linked to Charleston who murdered ship crews and was connected to a notorious piracy case.
Ready to purge your closet? These Charleston area nonprofits want your donations
Several Charleston-area nonprofits, including Neighbors Together, Lowcountry Orphan Relief, East Cooper Community Outreach, Our Lady of Mercy, and Dress for Success, are seeking clothing donations, particularly men's apparel, shoes, socks, and undergarments, to serve people facing economic hardship.
FIRST ALERT: Getting warmer throughout this week
WIS reports that Columbia, South Carolina, will see above-average temperatures near 80 degrees later this week, with a cold front bringing possible rain Thursday and cooler conditions over the weekend.
Your 2026 Live 5 Voter Guide: What to know when you go to the polls
WCSC's voter guide lists South Carolina's 2026 races and ballot measures by county, with candidate lists, voting dates, early-voting hours, and photo-ID requirements for Election Day.
Couple refuses to leave dog behind during helicopter rescue amid dangerous flooding
A couple in Sedona, Arizona, was airlifted to safety from their flood-trapped roof along with their dog, among several residents evacuated as rising Oak Creek waters forced rescues.
‘They were just kids’: 2 teens killed after late-night Halloween shooting outside restaurant
Spartanburg police investigate a late-night Halloween shooting outside a Cook Out restaurant that killed two teenagers and injured a third person.
Man grabs trick-or-treating girl, follows other children in van on Halloween night, police say
Police in Kelso, Washington, are investigating reports of a man in a white van grabbing a girl and following other children during Halloween trick-or-treating.
14 treated after accidental pepper spray discharge leads to craft fair evacuation
A customer accidentally triggered pepper spray at a Honolulu craft fair, causing an evacuation and treatment for 14 people.
Holy City Cinema launches with film series centered on women’s stories
Rebecca Finley launched Holy City Cinema at James Island’s Terrace Theater, screening three films about women’s stories followed by a panel discussion and dinner with filmmakers.