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December 15, 2015

• West Columbia man charged in estranged wife’s shooting death
• Kimberly Aiken captured Miss South Carolina, Miss America titles
• Defensive end Sadarius Hutcherson commits to South Carolina
• Greenville deputy shot in head more seriously injured than 1st thought
• Man pleads guilty to violent bank robbery in 2012, gets 30 years
• State board threatens to scuttle I-526 extension
• A priority for USC, Brunson keeping an open mind
• Dabo Swinney lowest-paid College Football Playoff coach
• Tailback CJ Freeman affirms commitment to Gamecocks
• Gamecocks overcome foul play, match best start in 45 years
• Gallman among many Tigers that have developed well
• South Carolina’s Coates looking for more against Hampton
• COMMENTARY: Proposed Missouri bill misguided
• USC considers charging different tuition for some majors
• Special flight to Miami offered for Clemson fans
• NFL owner McNair pledges $8 million for new USC institute
• New SC license tags debut next year
• Top Heisman contenders for 2016
• Letters: Trump trying to protect America
• New state board names director
• Two men added to Sumter County Most Wanted list following vicious Thanksgiving -eve beating
• South Carolina vs. Drexel: Updates from Colonial Life Arena
• USC naming indoor practice facility after Spurriers
• Samuel Denmark decision on USC coming after Shrine Bowl
• Conway’s Bryan Edwards commits to South Carolina
• Decision day arrives for CJ Freeman
• Clemson flips top-rated 2017 quarterback
• Letters: Guns more dangerous than domestic terrorists
• Monday’s Midlands high school scores
• 6 Columbia restaurants suggest cocktail, food pairings for holiday nights on the town
• USC alum Mag Jackson returns to Columbia Friday for stand-up act
• Music in the Midlands: An Irish Christmas concert, heavy metal
• USC alumni tacky holiday sweater party open to all
• Tired of ‘traditional’ holiday parades? We have just the event for you
• Be the first to see new ‘Star Wars’ movie at Columbia fundraiser
• How I Go Columbia: Jamie Scott
• Pet of the week: Cotes
• Chicago developer still ironing out plans for high-rise apartment on Assembly Street
• Midlands people and achievements: Rogers E. Harrell III
• Bomb-grade plutonium stockpile rankles SC leaders
• Colgate-Palmolive to hire 35 for Greenville warehouse
• Construction of Saluda River portion of Columbia greenway to begin next year
• Nuclear workers still exposed to toxins at weapons plants
• Corruption allegations shake Richland County leaders
• Midlands law enforcement defends SC property seizure laws
• Feds working to put SC ‘Sovereign Citizens’ in prison for getting huge income tax refunds
• Bolton: Richland County’s transportation advisory committee must keep watching
• Vehicle fire closes one lane of northbound traffic on I-77
• Children’s Trust of South Carolina to distribute car seats to flood survivors
• Orangeburg County deputies search for suspect wanted for attempted murder
• Hundreds of South Carolina flood survivors still applying for disaster assistance
• Greenville County deputy injured in shooting is in critical condition
• Richland County deputies charge 18 year old with attempted armed robbery
• ‘I love you, too’ among last words teen said to her mom
• Shop Around: New restaurant coming to Harbison area
• Upstate soda shop is a living museum of history