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July 15, 2020

• Later start to SC high school sports season approved. Here’s what we know
• Trucker killed after hitting car, tree in crash that blocked interstate, SC cops say
• Collision blocks interstate heading toward Columbia
• Clemson loses one of its top commits in cornerback Jordan Hancock
• Statues of two pro-slavery South Carolinians could be removed from US Capitol
• Gamecocks would work to keep Clemson game if football schedule is disrupted
• One productive defensive recruit has South Carolina high on his list
• Allen University makes the move to NCAA Division II
• Local districts should decide when to reopen SC schools, Superintendent Spearman says
• South Carolina has ‘uncontrolled spread’ of COVID-19, data show. How bad is it?
• Eerie cloud formation reported over South Carolina called ‘a sign of the apocalypse’
• Productive Alabama receiver, Gamecock target details commitment plans
• Columbia area hoops standout Robert McCray commits to ACC school
• 3 key questions for South Carolina special teams with some key pieces gone
• Bobby Bentley’s youngest son lands first college football offer
• Woman charged with murder in Columbia shooting, police say
• 80-plus apartments planned for historic downtown Columbia building
• Is your water safe? Columbia customers concerned about strong chlorine smell
• Sheriff looks into ‘possible fraud’ in Richland County Council card spending
• ‘Irresponsible and dangerous.’ SC teachers push back on governor’s plan to reopen schools
• SCDC expands targeted coronavirus testing at hardest-hit prisons
• Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on July 15
• SC schools spent months planning how to reopen. McMaster’s pushing for something else
• Gov. McMaster urges SC schools to reopen with COVID-19 precautions after Labor Day
• Coronavirus death toll rises in prisons as another SC inmate dies, officials say
• More than 1,800 test positive for COVID-19 in SC
• Charleston tightens coronavirus restrictions as cases grow. Here are the new rules