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January 31, 2018

• Local NASCAR driver adds new job title this season
• SC’s texting-and-driving law is weak, unenforceable. But a crackdown could be coming
• Another candidate jumps into the race for SC governor
• Stand for Super Bowl anthem or you’re ‘spoiled, entitled,’ SC GOP candidate says
• Clemson in late on two-sport athlete from Georgia
• These are SC’s top 25 most traveled bridges – that are structurally deficient
• SC lawmakers on train that crashed in Virginia
• SC flu fatalities soar past 80 in deadliest week yet for Palmetto State
• South Carolina-UConn women’s basketball: Where to watch, what to watch for
• Five hardest players for Clemson to replace in 2018
• Haley 'embraced' Trump affair rumor by denying it, 'Fire and Fury' author says
• Mizzou AD blasts Dawn Staley, accuses South Carolina fans of using racial slurs
• Jim Clyburn is poster child for gerrymandering
• Coyotes are a nuisance, just like feral cats
• Ray Tanner demands Mizzou AD retract accusations against Dawn Staley
• Darlington Raceway spending nearly $7 million on grandstand improvements
• Clemson football adds opponent for 2024 season
• How Columbia vs. Columbia in women’s basketball became a war
• SCE&G customers could see their power bills shrink as SC House passes nuclear bill
• Maybe Calvin isn’t obscene after all
• Irmo starts to hit stride in win over Spring Valley
• Tuesday’s Midlands high school scoreboard
• South Carolina just offered a freshman who could be the country’s top quarterback
• Ariail on what Trump said about Mueller
• A candidate running for Rick Quinn’s old State House seat is serving a jail sentence
• Ten-and-Done: Clemson knocks off UNC for the first time since 2010
• ESPN analyst says Missouri AD’s accusations against Dawn Staley are ‘slander’
• ‘I love what Dawn Staley stands for.’ Frank Martin defends fellow Gamecocks coach
• McMaster says stand for flag and anthem, most on social media say no, or #TakeAKnee
• ‘All-time low morale’ among SC state workers due to low pay, officials say
• Dawn Staley says Missouri AD Jim Sterk’s accusations are ‘serious and false’
• Why Marshall is the backup plan for USC commit Bryce Thompson
• Next for Eagles assistant, former Gamecock Duce Staley? He’s only interested in one title
• A timeline of South Carolina-Missouri’s feud in women’s basketball
• Fairfield County still reeling from massive layoffs 6 months after nuclear shutdown
• Flu outbreak forces Columbia hospital to add temporary space
• Want to quit paying for nuclear fiasco? Second study needed first, regulators say
• Citadel investigating ‘abhorrent racist statements’ made by cadet on social media
• PTSD patients with weak faith should visit doctor, televangelist tells Fort Jackson
• Why Columbia is the best place to travel in the US this April
• Would you pay higher taxes to tackle train troubles in downtown Columbia?
• A Richland County dog is tethered 24/7. It’s legal. Should it be?
• Free college for Columbia high school grads? Mayor Benjamin wants it to happen
• Tickets to Gervais Street Bridge Dinner on presale Feb. 1
• Local actor to appear with SC native Viola Davis in ‘How to Get Away with Murder’
• Columbia's packed April festival menu has a new big event for food and wine lovers
• SC killer ‘Jessie James’ couldn’t leave guns alone. Now prison beckons – again
• Suspected meth lab near Walmart investigated by Richland County sheriff’s deputies
• Keel renominated as SLED chief by SC Gov. McMaster
• Man killed by gunshot to the head identified by Lexington County Coroner
• A patient threw water at Midlands hospital before she and boyfriend attacked doctor