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June 17, 2021

• Grieving husbands of SC women killed in hit and runs seek to help the community
• Black activists want Lexington 2 principal fired after mentally disabled child cuffed
• SC lawmakers settle on a budget and state employee raises. Here’s what they’ll get.
• Man killed in crash that shut down Lexington County road identified by coroner
• All lanes on interstate heading to Columbia blocked by multi-vehicle crash
• Olympic great Simone Biles shouts out Clemson decision to add gymnastics
• Victims ‘need justice,’ McMaster says in denouncing court’s decision to stay executions
• Gamecock QB commit Braden Davis making South Carolina visit that’s full of firsts
• SC’s Tom Rice, once a Trump ally, now faces the toughest primary race of his life
• It’s official: Clemson announces plan to add two new women’s sports
• Virginia defender commits to Clemson. He details when that decision crystallized
• This SC congressman was one of 14 who voted against making Juneteenth a federal holiday
• SC Commerce chief Bobby Hitt stepping down. Here’s who’s being tapped to lead next.
• How cities, counties spend $1.6B in aid sparks calls for oversight from governor’s task force
• South Carolina camp observations: QB Braden Davis on campus, Jared Cook pays a visit
• Lexington-Richland 5 announces special meeting on replacing superintendent. Here’s when
• LR5 board denies wrongdoing, but questions still unanswered after Melton resignation
• South Carolina’s 109-year history with the electric chair is clouded in controversy
• Former top SC deputy who lived double life as gambling kingpin headed to prison
• Broad River community members outraged by zoning exception for another gas station
• Artists, activists rally against Confederate symbols on Emanuel 9 shooting anniversary
• Columbia Council gives first nod to $20 million for more BullStreet parking
• Biden calls Charleston Emanuel AME shooting ‘domestic terrorism.’ The feds never did.
• Former GOP House speaker Paul Ryan to visit Charleston alongside U.S. Sen. Tim Scott
• Columbia man opens The Dollar Sto’ in the building his parents built