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June 1, 2016

• Florida AD happy to see Will Muschamp back in the SEC
• SEC basketball gets a pep talk from its new hired gun
• Bingham’s retirement leaves void in S.C. House, lawmakers say
• Gamecocks infielder set to transfer
• Road-repair bill with Malfunction Junction fix heads to governor
• Meth, pills and pot found in Richland official’s home near school
• Mother: Ceiling at Greenville apartment collapsed on child
• Alleged Valentine’s Day killer loses probation status, goes to prison
• Gov. Nikki Haley targets another SC senator in GOP primary
• Letters: Clear up stand-your-ground questions
• Letters: Transgender bathroom rule is abuse of power
• Libertarians could hurt somebody’s campaign, but whose?
• Letters: USC trustee got off easy for killing hawks
• Letters: Schools can sort out transgender rules
• Las Vegas QB pays visit to Clemson
• Clemson pitcher Clate Schmidt enjoying late resurgence
• USC’s young staff can look to Matt Price for postseason advice
• Tiffany Mitchell in WNBA: ‘This is what I was put on Earth to do’
• ESPN: Little pressure on Will Muschamp in 2016
• Columbia prison escapee captured in Louisiana
• Chester High valedictorian and young mom: ‘You can do anything’
• Hospital says oil leak contained, not harmful to environment
• Steve Spurrier debuts on College Hall of Fame ballot as coach
• Moviegoers 17, younger will need adult supervision for later shows
• Former SC prosecutor gets house arrest for dropping cases for sexual favors
• Police: Mother left 3 kids in car outside Rock Hill mall
• Clinton scores prized endorsement from Gov. Jerry Brown
• USC golf’s Matt NeSmith named first team All-American
• Reforming public access to government records runs into legislative snag
• Kentucky’s Alexis Jennings transferring to South Carolina
• 70-year-old bicyclist dies after being struck by car
• Whit Merrifield on hot streak with Royals
• Ex-USC coach pleads guilty to child porn; co-worker tipped school
• DTW says he wants to be like JBJ
• Negligent SC prison system agrees to reforms for the mentally ill
• ‘Hamilton,’ Broadway’s hottest musical, coming to Charlotte
• Bourbon showcases Kristian Niemi’s passion for whiskey
• Movies opening in Columbia this weekend, plus other upcoming events
• How I Go Columbia: Bierkeller Beer Gardens’ Scott Burgess
• Saddle up and get ready for this weekend’s Blythewood rodeo
• Discover the stories of SC’s Daufuskie Island at new exhibit
• Columbia pizza joints ranked, from cheesiest to greasiest
• Pinewood dump seen as possible site for solar farm
• COOK’S CALENDAR: Beer + chocolate, BrewFest, Harvest Week & more
• She loves the Columbia Museum of Art. The museum (and Michelle Obama) loves her back
• Few parents are perfect when it comes to tracking their kids
• People & Achievements: Bowers named managing director of real estate company
• Columbia makes the list but it’s not a good one
• Coal ash cleanup results in cleaner groundwater, greens say
• Reaction mixed to plan for one-way streets in downtown Lexington
• More than 8,000 people apply in 2 weeks for housing assistance programs
• Repairs to Livingston Road bridge in Newberry County can be quickly completed
• Rising seas put brakes on developers’ march toward the ocean
• Dalhi Myers, Bernice Scott in runoff for Lower Richland council seat
• Solicitor candidates swap jabs at Chapin forum