RIDGEVILLE — The filly foal doesn’t know she can’t be touched. She saunters over from the mother mare and wants to nuzzle. But you can’t.
At 30-years-old, the jazz musician known as Trombone Shorty has been performing for most of his life—including for President Obama.
Starting this week, The Post and Courier Food section isn't just giving you plenty of news to read. Now, there's news to hear, too.
The state Board of Education recommended new rules Tuesday aimed at limiting the role of school resource officers in classroom discipline.
COLUMBIA — He came to South Carolina as a guard. Weeks into his college career, he was pressed into learning center. Now Zack Bailey is closing in on becoming a five-position player on the Gamecocks’ offensive line.
Police officers in South Carolina and eight other states could join a class-action lawsuit in hopes of getting back the money they spent to fend off allegations of misconduct.
Smoosh the cat has moves.
This year’s Perseids meteor shower could be extraordinary.
There's no Billboard Hot 100 for "It Bags," but consignment site The RealReal gives us a rare peek into whats actually selling.
Burke High School will host a viewing party on Friday as one of its most famous graduates, three-time NCAA champion shot-putter Raven Saunders, competes at the Olympic Games.
COLUMBIA — S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson plans on voting for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, though the likely 2018 gubernatorial candidate said he would like to see more focus from the New York billionaire’s campaign.
The Olympics seem to bring out the sports fan in all of us: Thanks in no small part to her enthusiastic tweets, the actress Leslie Jones is now officially headed to Rio to report for NBC. Meanwhile, across the pond, the artist Tracey Emin even took a break from her self-imposed sabbatical to produce some official fan art for Team GB. Her print – which is typically love-themed – is now available with those of seven other British artists (including David Shrigley, Eddie Peake, and Sam Taylor-Johnson)... Читать дальше...
A bureaucratic fumble has apparently cost Summerville High School graduate Carvin Nkanata his spot on the Kenyan track team in the Olympic Games.
