Новости за 13.03.2016

Heavy metal band Iron Maiden's plane, dubbed Ed Force One, has been damaged at a Chilean airport, injuring two airport workers. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

Heavy metal band Iron Maiden's plane, dubbed Ed Force One, has been damaged at a Chilean airport, injuring two airport workers. Rough Cut - subtitled (no reporter narration).

SUMMERVILLE — Two meets, two records, and West Ashley senior sprinter Darrell Singleton is just getting started.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's production and sale of electric cars will more than double this year, the industry minister said on Sunday.

MWTennis Academy is having a huge impact on local junior tennis. And in the process, high school programs such as Hanahan, Academic Magnet and Bishop England are thriving.

Район газетасы битләрендә җенси юл белән күчүче йогышлы авырулар турында еш  яздык. Хәзер төп игътибарны  йогышлы тире авыруларына бирми мөмкин түгел, чөнки аның белән бәйле эпидемиологик хәл районда бүгенге көндә актуаль проблема булып тора.

(Reuters) - Tennis great John McEnroe finds it hard to believe that Maria Sharapova was unaware she was taking a banned drug that led to her suspension, the seven-times grand slam champion said on Saturday.

An Upstate lawmaker wants to ensure S.C. drivers know that moving over for emergency vehicles, including tow truck drivers, is the law and often a matter of life and death.

GARDINER, Mont. — Yellowstone National Park started shipping many of its famous wild bison to slaughter last week to drive down the size of the park’s herds and respond to concerns by the livestock industry over a disease carried by the animals.

National parks had a nearly 5 percent increase from 2014 to 2015, and another increase in the 3 to 5 percent range is expected this year.

The Beach Company isn’t the only developer to take issue with the city of Charleston’s planning process. But it is the only one suing the city over a Board of Architectural Review decision.

The damages to DJJ staff, inmates and property during gang violence at the Broad River Road complex in Columbia are only part of distressing developments at the state agency.

WASHINGTON — As Donald Trump continues to surge forward as the most-likely Republican nominee, perfectly sane people are beginning to wonder: "Was there something we missed? Maybe he’s not really so bad?"

In 1948, we Democrats (at the time) were taught to be conservative.

The lazy rivers. The dining-hall steakhouse. The hot tubs. The dazzling fitness centers. Journalists who cover higher education love these lists of amenities in student housing, and readers love to hate them. Take the latest trend in college housing: luxury off-campus apartment buildings that rent only to students.

Early in February, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsak traveled to Moncks Corner to announce $720 million in funding to support 84 conservation projects across 50 states to improve water quality, combat drought, enhance soil health, support wildlife habitat and protect agricultural viability.

The floods of last year were very hard on the impacted small businesses of South Carolina. Some experienced severe water damage to buildings and inventory. All small businesses in the flooded areas saw decreased consumer demand and thus lower revenue.

In the mid-1960s, the College of Charleston was dedicated to being the last all-white college in the nation. The effort brought the small private 482-student school to bankruptcy.

Wow. Another promise from our state senators. Our roads get $400 million a year for over a billion dollars in annual needs.

We all know that it is just a matter of time before we go, ready or not. Whether it is a friend, family member or veteran, all deserve dignity in how their graves are maintained.

Rather than inhibiting the permitted use of U-Haul’s property in order to gain green space for a city park, perhaps the all-knowing planners and Mayor John Tecklenburg could simply visit the site and glance across the street at the northwest side of the very same intersection.

Thursday, Feb. 25, was indeed a wonderful day in South Carolina, marking the announcement of WestRock’s commitment to manage growth within its 72,000-acre East Edisto region and to conserve 75 percent of that land.

MAASTRICHT, Netherlands — The painting was labeled as the work of an unknown artist from Europe’s "Continental School," dated somewhere in the 19th century. It had a presale estimate of $500-$800 when it went to auction in New Jersey last year.

WASHINGTON — Unseasonably warm weather has prompted the National Park Service to revise its prediction for peak blooms for Washington’s cherry blossom trees.

NEW YORK — What’s a "Downton Abbey" fan to do now that the series is over?