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May 20, 2015

• S.C. politics
• Lexington motorcyclist killed early Wednesday morning in hit and run, suspect charged
• USC hoops recruiting: Help is on the way for men’s and women’s teams
• Scoppe: Got some dirt on Transportation Department, other SC agencies? Do tell
• Thursday letters: Strip flag stompers of all benefits
• Columbia firefighters clear scene at warehouse fire along Huger Street
• Spurrier holds spot in top 10 of best coaches list
• Thursday letters: Offshore drilling a bad deal for SC
• ‘Never give up hope’: Denzel Johnson joins Clemson’s 2015 class
• 2016 national security group names S.C. board
• Ban satellite camps? SEC coaches want to keep recruiting advantages all to themselves
• Interactive map reveals stories beneath Beaufort National Cemetery headstones
• Deputies: Suspects told victim, ‘You already know what time it is’ before assaulting, shooting him
• 29 horses rescued after owner allegedly continued to neglect their health
• Bad luck returns: York crime victim pulled over when truck not taken off stolen list
• Brown: Haley needs to learn to play well with others
• Baxter: Teams, players to watch with 100 days to go to 2015 kickoff
• What’s next for Gamecocks? Holbrook’s roster will be in transition to fix season’s slump
• Aleighsa Welch released by WNBA’s Chicago Sky
• SC edges closer to passing domestic-violence reform
• Adaptability a key for Richland 2’s top teacher
• Fort Jackson Memorial Day observance
• Flags of remembrance: 20,000 graves marked in Beaufort National Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day (+ video)
• Thursday letters: Fast track will hurt SC like NAFTA did
• Social media main way Bikefest information is shared
• Legalizing medical marijuana will be an issue in 2016, S.C. senators say (+ video)
• Gamecocks offer Class of 2017 QB from Tampa
• MORNING BUZZ: Senators closer to debating road fix
• Pinson given 5 years in prison (+ video)
• Blowfish ready for new season in new stadium
• Cool waters: New offerings to lure you to local waterways
• New art exhibits debut at Vista Nights
• Go Columbia Exclusive: Mr. Potato Head speaks
• EdVenture is all grown up for After Dark series
• Music in the Midlands, May 21-27
• How I Go Columbia Anthony Charles
• What’s Good Here? Alodia’s Cucina Italiana at Lake Murray
• Food and history combine in Vista walking tour
• Bottoms Up: Keg Cowboy in Lexington
• Willstock fundraiser to benefit longtime musician’s medical costs
• What’s opening in theaters this week
• Columbia author draws on Lowcountry past
• Stressed-out travelers get pooch perks at CLT airport
• Columbiana Drive repair project on schedule, on budget, city says
• Wal-Mart announces expansion of veteran hiring
• Oregon to test pay-per-mile idea as replacement for gas tax
• Midlands People & Achievements: Rochelle Hicklin
• Richland remains the second-largest county in the state; Columbia, the largest city
• Richland looking at $1 million in cuts
• Maxcy Gregg pool opens Saturday – and don’t forget the splash pads
• Bridge work disrupts traffic on I-95 southbound
• Richland County Council doesn’t want roll-call voting
• Chester man pleads guilty to second manslaughter charge
• Daughter of deputy pleads for tips after dad ambushed, shot