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VIDEO: Richland sheriff searching for women involved in Gonzales Gardens fight
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Lunch, with a side of politics: Legislators dish on where, how they break for meals
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Cooking fire breaks out at Columbia Fire station
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After public hearings, DHEC sticks with its suggestion on food stamp restrictions
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Myrtle Beach man pushed off moped, assaulted with his own prosthetic leg
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Columbia about to charge more to have fun in city parks
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Six ways next year’s Richland County budget affects you
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No pay raises for state employees in SC budget deal
State employees will not get a pay increase if a budget deal reached Monday night by House and Senate negotiators – following three hours of back-room negotiations – becomes law.
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Kershaw sheriff headed for witness stand in Camden Military Academy trial
Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews and two deputies will take the witness stand, possibly Tuesday, in an ongoing high-stakes trial over alleged bullying and sexual abuse at Camden Military Academy.
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Miss SC USA says she ‘didn’t hear the question’
Megan Pinckney, who got fifth runner-up in the Miss USA pageant, admits she didn’t hear what a judge was asking her, and winged an answer
Featured
Video comparison: Beauty queen blunders
Compare the videos: Miss Utah USA vs. Miss South Carolina Teen USA, both who gained notoriety with...
This week's best staff photographs, June 17, 2013
A collection of this week's best photographs from The State's photography staff.
Sports
DeShaun Watson says Clemson football fans have nothing to fear
Touted quarterback commitment says visit to Auburn did not sway him from commitment to Clemson
Living
Video comparison: Beauty queen blunders
Compare the videos: Miss Utah USA vs. Miss South Carolina Teen USA, both who gained notoriety with confusing answers to beauty pageant questions.
Opinion
Scoppe: What Rainey v. Haley tells us about ethics reform
The Supreme Court did not exonerate Gov. Nikki Haley on ethics charges last week; it tossed the case on a technicality. But she would have won on the merits — which says more about the problems with our ethics law than about her ethics.










