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May 28, 2015

• Johnson: Thanks to Alan Wilson for fighting EPA’s costly overreach
• Chad Holbrook pledges that USC will bounce back
• Finishing strong the goal for hot USC team in NCAA men’s golf NCAA championships
• SEC alters its men’s basketball schedule format
• Man found dead near USC parking garage fell from ‘significant height,’ coroner says
• UNC-Chapel Hill building to drop name of prominent KKK head
• S.C. attorney general to speak at anti-gay marriage group’s event
• S.C. politics
• Spurrier in Mitch’s ear during game? It could happen
• Extra revenues could revive – or derail – SC budget, roads debates
• New look coming to Lexington County patrol vehicles
• Former state senator Robert Ford gets no jail time
• Report: Lindsey Graham allies form super PAC to back presidential bid
• Fight over beer in Richland County apartment complex parking lot leads to gunshots
• SC Senate approves cervical cancer education bill but enactment unclear
• Saving local history with ... beer? Breweries give old buildings new life
• Man injured, truck totaled as he helps woman escape Jasper County kidnapper
• Lexington police resolve negotiations with man barricaded in at Sunset Boulevard business
• OL prospect John Simpson’s summer will include camps, camps and more camps
• Richland County deputies investigating shooting that wounded woman, 1-year-old child
• Gamecocks keeping up with local WR Larry Collins
• USC’s Kyle Martin earns All-America honors
• MORNING BUZZ: S.C. Senate could return to filibuster with 4 days left in session
• Santorum to begin SC tour in Florence
• Blowfish christen new digs with a victory (+ video)
• SC legislature accused of wasting time
• 10 state championships later, Huntley retiring as Flora golf coach
• Saluda’s Mathis is quite a catch
• Class of 2015 (+ video)
• Tanner ‘confident’ Holbrook will get Gamecock baseball back on track
• Commentary: Has the SEC gotten too good for its own good?
• Myrtle Beach police plan to charge ‘Teen Mom 2’ star in assault
• Staples to pay former Columbia employee for Family and Medical Leave Act violation
• CEO pay: biggest raises and biggest cuts of 2014
• NLRB dismisses Machinists’ complaint against Boeing in SC
• Midlands People & Achievements: Stuart Andrews
• Union accuses Johnson Controls of violating labor law
• Business Notebook
• Volvo CEO: Plant to start hiring in 2017 (+ video)
• Lexington County deputies, state troopers to conduct 7-day traffic checkpoints
• GOP hopeful Graham to retire from Air Force Reserve
• Columbia nurse pulled truck driver from fiery I-26 collision (+ video)