South Carolina Democrats will drop the names of two former presidents from an annual fundraiser, an inmate's family is suing the Department of Corrections after he died while at Lee Correctional Facility and a man was arrested after making bomb threats to the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
In the midst of heated discussions about police and community relations and less than a year after an incident at Columbia's Spring Valley High School, USC is delving into the topic in multiple ways this week.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days
A car crash closed portions of Devine Street on Tuesday, independent taxi drivers will no longer be able to do business at Columbia Metropolitan Airport and an incident involving pepper spray sent 21 Richland County students to the hospital.
No one was injured when shots were fired at a home off Two Notch Road, police are searching for a mentally challenged 18-year-old from Greenville, and mosquitoes in North Charleston were found to have West Nile virus.
The Board of Trustees elected a new chairmen as well as appointed members to various committees.
A man was killed during an armed robbery in Columbia, a small town police chief in Dillon County looks to make history and the person killed in a hit-and-run incident in Columbia was identified.
The Student Success Center's annual "What's the Big Deal about Sweet Tea?" event opened students' eyes, tickled their taste buds and dared their dancing feet to experience South Carolinian culture.
USC's sorority chapters revealed and celebrated their new members on Bid Day at Colonial Life Arena.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days
Repairs will finally begin on the Columbia Canal after it was damaged in last year's historic flooding, July job numbers dropped South Carolina's unemployment rate to a 15 year low and a local church hosted a panel of community leaders to discuss the relationship between police and the community.
A MLB star, a NFL receiver and a former athletics director are some of the nine members of the class of 2016 inductees to the USC Athletics Hall of Fame.
A $100,000 raise for University President Harris Pastides was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees on Friday.
Clemson Road was closed Thursday after a gas leak was reported, a sixth-grader from South Carolina will compete on a new Food Network show and two dead manatee washing ashore in one week is raising questions about environmental issues off the coast of Charleston.
A historic house near USC's law school caught fire on Thursday morning. No injuries were reported.
Andy Demetra has officially accepted a broadcast position with Georgia Tech, ending weeks of speculation that the voice of Gamecock basketball and baseball would be leaving Columbia.
USC's new ticketing policy seeks to ensure that all students' families can be included in commencement ceremonies.