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The “sincere religious beliefs” objections to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states are getting some traction, particularly in Texas, Alabama and Louisiana. By a…

Behind every great man there is a great woman wearing a bald cap.

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A depressing change…

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What started out as a bleak-looking Fourth of July turned into a rousing success Saturday for the annual Central PA 4th Fest celebrations.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. --The Shuckers had no answers for Montgomery Biscuits' starter Jake Faria on Independence Day.

A host of specialists who bring real estate experience to their posts joined Carolina One New Homes in neighborhoods across the Charleston area.

A new online consumer survey reveals it’s likely you’ll be hitting the road at least by fall. The destination just might be South Carolina, whether you live here or not, judging by the perks the Palmetto state offers travelers.

A lagging early turnout at the AACA car show gave Norma Callahan a rare treat, time to relax in the shade behind the driver’s seat of her vintage 1964 Chevrolet Corvair.

I recently took my wife’s 2001 Accord to my (independent) mechanic for a 180,000-mile "checkup." I told him that I noticed an oil leak and asked if he could figure out the problem. I have been taking my wife’s car to him for years, and didn’t ask for an estimate, because the 30,000-mile service usually...

- Cars & Coffee of Summerville will meet 8-11 a.m. at Car Pros Plaza, 103 Old Trolley Road. All types of vehicles are welcome to the Summerville event, which launched in June. Other meets this month will be July 11, 18 and 25.

The State College Spikes got on the board in the first inning, but didn’t score again until the ninth in a 4-2 loss to the Auburn Doubledays on Saturday at…

While the Central PA 4th Fest draws crowds for its fireworks show and musical acts, it’s the annual Parade of Heroes that has residents lining the streets.

AUBURN, Ala. -- For a firefighter, saving lives is part of the job description.

NEW ORLEANS -- Five potential development groups have submitted plans to rescue Charity Hospital -- the huge art deco-style building vacant since the catastrophic flooding that followed Hurricane Katrina in…

PASCAGOULA -- Owners of Gulf LNG, which owns the two huge storage tanks that dominate the horizon southeast of Pasagoula, say it's poised to become the largest economic development investment…

South Mississippi can boast two new casino hotel towers, a new minor league baseball stadium and several new restaurants and stores this year -- and we're only halfway through 2015.

Summertime, and the reading is easy. Several new books, some with South Mississippi authors or connections, are now available or will be soon.

Batman, Superman, Spider-Man and Captain America have become giants in pop culture through comic books, TV shows and feature films. But, have you heard of Funnyman? What about Man O'

"Death and Mr. Pickwick" by Stephen Jarvis; Farrar, Straus and Giroux (816 pages, $30)

Jorja Leap is no ordinary professor; she's got what many would call "street cred."

Mayor Mitch Landrieu of New Orleans' knee-jerk reaction is to consider taking down the statue of General Lee at Lee Circle, which has been standing since the 1800s.

On the June 24 opinion page, Alva Pritchard tries to cobble together a few "facts" he believes discredits the science of climate change.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- If the price of gas doesn't make you sick, the thought of pumping it might.

We're pleased this phase of the BP oil disaster is behind us. Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant and Attorney General Jim Hood were on the Coast on Thursday to announce they…