First of four USC presidential finalists visit campus
Joseph T. Walsh, Jr., kicks off the campus visits from the final four presidential candidates for the University of South Carolina this week.
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Author: Matthew Marzulla
Sights and sounds from Augusta: Tiger’s roar is back
The Masters Tournament is known for its popular exclusive merchandise, including hats, flags,...
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Masters Madness arrives in Augusta
The Masters tournament is here again and has a huge impact on traveling golf fans and local businesses.
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A 40-year search for answers to South Carolina’s last lynching
Will Gravely came to South Carolina campus to talk about his new book which uncovers details behind the lynching of Willie Earle.
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Freezing temperatures threaten strawberry plants
Cottle Farms is covering its 300,000 strawberry plants as colder temperatures hit the Midlands.
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Shhh! A multi-millionaire is out there somewhere
An anonymous person officially claimed their record breaking Mega Millions lottery ticket Monday.
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Cleanup under way after tornadoes touch down in Midlands
Four confirmed tornadoes left for a messy day in the Midlands.
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Crime around Decker Boulevard sparks worry in community
Residents concerned about recurring criminal activity around Decker Boulevard want to give the Richland County sheriff the power to close down nightclubs and other venues.
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Play ball! It’s opening day for the Gamecocks
After missing Omaha by one game last season, the Gamecocks face off against Liberty at Founders Park Friday.
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Apex Legends coming for Fornite’s throne
Battle royale game Apex Legends has beaten one of Fortnite’s many records.
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