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Feds to probe why alarms failed in W.Va. explosion
Federal investigators are looking into why no alarms sounded as a massive natural gas explosion sent flames as high as hilltops, engulfing homes and ...
Notre Dame stays unbeaten, then get more good news
No. 3 Notre Dame stayed undefeated with an uncharacteristically easy victory at home and then had the rest of the night to watch as the teams in front ...
Vols fall to 0-5 in SEC with loss to Gamecocks
Zach Rogers hoped Tennessee had learned how costly one mistake could be in the Southeastern Conference. Instead, the Vols showed they've still got ...
Lattimore goes to hospital with likely knee injury
South Carolina star Marcus Lattimore was taken to a hospital and is out indefinitely because of an injury to his right knee suffered against Tennessee ...
No. 17 Gamecocks overcome Tennessee 38-35
Marcus Lattimore spoke to his South Carolina teammates from the heart on Friday night as they prepared to face Tennessee. Don't take anything for ...
Shaw on target in No. 7 South Carolina's 31-10 win
Leave it to Steve Spurrier to focus on Connor Shaw's one mistake. "Well, he got off to a slow start," South Carolina head ball coach said with a grin.
Despite pleas, missing SC boy falls by wayside
Despite detectives' pleas to national media, the disappearance of an 18-month-old black boy with the wide smile has yet to grab the widespread ...
SC mother convicted in case of her missing son
Nearly 10 months after her 18-month-old son was last seen, a South Carolina woman was convicted Friday of unlawful conduct for refusing to tell ...
Sheriff: Man stole doctor's ID, saw 500 patients
A man stole a physician's identity and pretended to be a doctor for a year in South Carolina, and now investigators are combing through medical ...
US vets mix regret, detachment on Iraq violence
Just months after the U.S. military departed, violence in Iraq is increasing. Hundreds of people have died in recent weeks in bombings and drive-by ...
SC library shows 'Catch-22' author's writing tools
Students more accustomed to computer screens than manual typewriters are getting a chance to sit at author Joseph Heller's stained wooden desk and ...