Stingrays blank Orlando, 3-0
South Carolina Stingrays beat Orlando 3-0 at North Charleston Coliseum, with Garin Bjorklund recording 29 saves for his fifth career shutout.
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South Carolina Stingrays beat Orlando 3-0 at North Charleston Coliseum, with Garin Bjorklund recording 29 saves for his fifth career shutout.
The Citadel wrestling team lost 29-12 to Air Force in their season opener held on the USS Yorktown in Charleston Harbor.
UT Martin beat Charleston Southern 20-10 in Saturday’s football game, ending the Bucs’ final home series of the season.
The Citadel lost its 2026 home finale to Furman 24-14 at Johnson Hagood Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina, on Saturday.
The ninth annual Boyz to Men conference in North Charleston taught boys ages 8 to 18 life skills and mentorship through speakers, simulations, and networking sessions.
Lexington County officials identified 32-year-old Preston Wayne Grantham as the man killed in a motorcycle crash on I-26 near West Columbia early Saturday morning.
Richland County authorities are investigating a shooting on Haverford Drive that killed an adult woman and injured an 11-year-old girl.
Meeting Place Church of Greater Columbia in Columbia, South Carolina, hosted a free Saturday health fair offering screenings and wellness resources to local families.
Lexington One SEPAC hosts a holiday market at the Rosenwald Community Learning Center selling goods made by people with disabilities.
Over 100 Special Olympics athletes competed in the inaugural standalone Palmetto Cup golf tournament at Spring Valley Country Club in Columbia, South Carolina.
Quarterback LaNorris Sellers led No. 23 South Carolina to a 17-9 victory over Texas A&M in Columbia, extending the Gamecocks’ winning streak to four games.
Old Dominion beat Coastal Carolina 21-8 in Conway, South Carolina, as Mario Thompson’s 42-yard fumble return led a defense with six takeaways.
The Ben Sawyer Bridge in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, closes from 9 p.m. Sunday to 4 a.m. Monday for final structural repairs.
Clemson beat Syracuse 18-13 in a road game, securing bowl eligibility through strong defensive and special teams play.
Benedict defeated Central State 45-38 in Columbia, South Carolina, securing home-field advantage for the upcoming SIAC championship game.
A 67-year-old woman died in Wilmington, New York, after a small plane struck her on a runway while she was photographing the aircraft.
Aaliyah Jack, 28, was sentenced to life without parole in Louisiana for killing her 4-year-old son and abandoning her 1-year-old on Interstate 10.
A southbound Toyota crossed its center line and hit a northbound GMC head-on around 3:20 p.m. on Lady's Island Drive in Beaufort County, killing the GMC driver and injuring the Toyota driver.
Clemson defeated Syracuse 18-13 Saturday in Syracuse, New York, behind Jahiem Lawson's 22-yard fumble return for a touchdown and a defense that held Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli to 263 passing yards.
President Trump offered UFC president Dana White the U.S. press secretary position, as announced Saturday on Truth Social, following the recent departure of press secretary Katie Zacharia.
WIS reports that morning temperatures will fall back into the 40s starting tonight as cooler air moves into the Midlands, with seasonable highs in the upper 60s to near 70 expected Sunday.
South Carolina's Qb LaNorris Sellers threw two touchdowns and rushed for another as the Gamecocks beat Texas A&M 17-9 in Columbia, South Carolina.
The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office is seeking help locating 50-year-old La Tonya Lynetta Riley of Beaufort, who went missing Saturday.
A head-on collision Friday afternoon on U.S. Highway 21 near Kemmerlin Lane left one GMC pickup driver dead and both drivers hospitalized in Beaufort County.
Congress convened its lame duck session on Nov. 9 after the Nov. 3 midterm elections, facing a Dec. 11 government funding deadline and pending bills on defense, agriculture, and fiscal 2027 spending.
The Charleston-based nonprofit Teacher Care Club hosted a free TeacherFest 2026 event in North Charleston Saturday, offering wellness resources and activities to Lowcountry educators.
Columbia police are investigating a Nov. 6 shooting on Fairfield Road in which a woman was shot in the upper body and taken to a hospital; no arrests have been made.
The Bridging the Gap Society for Autism held its first Autism Awareness 5K run/walk Saturday at Cane Bay High School in Summerville, drawing about 300 participants.
WCIV reports that organizers at the Coastal Carolina Fair in Ladson are using five rides as STEAM learning tools to encourage students' interest in science, technology, engineering, arts and math careers.
Michael Sanft, the Las Vegas attorney who defended Duane "Keffe D" Davis in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, was found dead Thursday at age 55, with the cause of death still pending.
North Charleston officials have launched an early-stage plan to modernize the Coliseum, Performing Arts Center and Convention Center, hiring Legends Global to guide renovations and closing architect bidding in November.
The Folly Beach History Museum's "Shifting Sands" exhibit traces the island's erosion to Gen. Quincy Gillmore's Charleston Harbor jetties, featuring panelists who discussed renourishment efforts.
Thirteen families in Toledo, Ohio, sued a former pediatric urologist and two hospitals, alleging he photographed patients’ genitals during exams.
A 24-year-old Texas woman received a life sentence for killing her 5-week-old daughter by throwing her against a wall.
The Citadel basketball team beat Erskine 100-57 in Charleston, led by Tyler Mrus’ 27 points.
Noah Treadwell scored 18 points as South Carolina State beat South Carolina Upstate 78-70 in Spartanburg on Friday.
Columbia will close the Arsenal Hill parking deck off Lincoln Street for two months starting November 16 to perform structural repairs.
Former South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw held a golf tournament in West Columbia to fund automated external defibrillators for Columbia police officers.