January 12, 2021
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Richland 1 will use E-learning for the rest of January because of COVID-19
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SC Gov. McMaster to reveal 2021 priorities in speech, and Richland Democrat to respond
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523 miles from the US Capitol, a Republican meeting in Charleston ends in a reckoning
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SC Senate changes rules to require more disclosure of secret budget earmarks
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Complaint filed against SC AG Alan Wilson, alleging he helped incite Capitol riot
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Prisma Health, beset by COVID surge, requests staffing assistance at Upstate hospital
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5-star QB Gunner Stockton decommits from Gamecocks
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Gamecocks’ new offensive coordinator to concoct versatile, ‘explosive’ scheme at USC
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“John Wayne’’ of conservation dead at 91. SC wildlife agency chair remembered
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Couple’s Christmas tradition pays off with $125,000 lottery jackpot in South Carolina
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Shane Beamer turns to former Gamecock players as he builds his first staff at USC
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Shane Beamer rounds out defensive staff with former Florida assistant, reports say
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First look: The ‘aggressive’ defense you’ll see at USC under Clayton White
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Rise in COVID-19 cases forces Midlands high school to switch to all-virtual classes
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16-year-old dies days after pickup truck crashes into tree, SC coroner says
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SC Chamber calls on state lawmakers to pass hate crime law as legislature returns
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Where Clemson ranks in ESPN’s way-too-early Top 25 for 2021
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Drivers delayed by crash that caused injuries on highway near Malfunction Junction
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SC must speed up its COVID-19 vaccine rollout and get it to more people over age 65
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Clemson’s top cornerback makes NFL draft decision
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Three Midlands men killed in Columbia shooting identified by Richland County coroner
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Columbia’s Aubrey Jenkins tapped to lead statewide fire chiefs’ organization
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St. Pats Five Points event will look different this year. Here’s what organizers say
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Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Jan. 12
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SC’s COVID hospitalizations hit new high, while cases fall short from reporting snag
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New business growth in Columbia last year slashed nearly in half by COVID-19 pandemic
