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May 20, 2016

• Connor Mitch plans to graduate and transfer
• Nickie Blue dominates as USC softball wins NCAA tournament opener
• SC senator cautions Associate Justice Beatty on keeping any ‘combative nature’ in check
• Body found in ocean Friday identified as missing man from Rock Hill
• Honeymooning with Harleys: newlyweds celebrate at Myrtle Beach Bike Week
• Head-on collision kills Lexington man Friday morning
• Suspect charged in four robberies at same store
• Gamecocks set new high mark in the classroom
• Saluda officer, suspect injured during arrest
• Young Democrats in Upstate hear about transgender issues
• Gamecocks QB target Jay Urich moves closer to decision
• Missing swimmer off Myrtle Beach could be Rock Hill man
• Gamecocks close strong to take opener from Alabama 6-4
• Baby ducks rescued from storm drain
• Lance Thompson lays out South Carolina football recruiting goals
• Jaron Blossomgame’s stock rising after NBA Draft Combine
• Pregnant woman attacked, Columbia man charged
• Lawsuit accuses Horry detective of sexually assaulting rape victim
• Fort Jackson honors military retirees
• House would ban Confederate flags on VA cemetery flagpoles
• Don’t bet against USC’s Katelyn Dambaugh in NCAA golf tournament
• Spoleto Festival USA begins Friday. Here are the highlights
• Maroon 5 cancels North Carolina over HB2
• Beekeepers lost nearly half their colonies in the past year
• Stephano’s Restaurant of Lexington closes, to be replaced by new eatery
• Shop Around: Chef Kristian Niemi sells Rosso
• New elementary school in Cayce will cost less than expected
• Former SC Supreme Court Chief Justice Ernest Finney goes missing, is found safe
• Richland County sues revenue department over penny tax dispute
• Report: Man shot by Forest Acres officer is 17, had 2 guns in car, possibly marijuana
• Ethics watchdog: Ex-councilman should pay for special election to fill seat
• Snellgrove named Cayce police chief
• Trees at Lexington County offices to be razed
• Body recovered from ocean near Myrtle Beach State Park