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January 28, 2022

• SC scientist’s research at Chernobyl faces trouble if Russians invade Ukraine
• Uncertified staff could teach SC students in bill aimed to alleviate teacher shortage
• Friday rewind: Westwood boys knock off No. 1 AC Flora. Keenan clinches region titles
• Clemson picks up another commitment with sibling ties to program
• Clemson’s Will Taylor has milestones to hit before baseball debut can come into focus
• 3,000 and counting: South Carolina basketball signee Talaysia Cooper hits milestone
• The biggest questions facing South Carolina baseball with first pitch three weeks away
• The best — and toughest — high school football jobs in the Midlands? A breakdown
• Honoring a legend: Columbia High names gym after legendary girls basketball coach
• How a dominant Aliyah Boston paced South Carolina women to their latest SEC win
• Mike Bobo staying in the SEC, joins Muschamp and Kirby Smart at UGA, report says
• Safety of SC children will suffer without more money in social services budget, agency says
• South Carolina lands commitment from Ivy League star
• More Midlands snow? Here’s the latest Columbia area forecast for tonight
• Frank Martin lands commitment from Baltimore guard who adds ‘offensive firepower’
• SC elections agency taps internal candidate for permanent director after monthslong search
• Juneteenth is not a SC holiday. A Richland County senator is on a quest to change that
• When will snow start tonight in the Midlands? Here’s the latest on what to expect
• USC DB transfer finds new football home in American Athletic Conference, report says
• Lexington man gets 12 years in prison for shooting sheriff’s deputy
• A string of earthquakes is rocking the SC Midlands. Is your home protected?
• Get them what they really want for Valentine’s Day: Midlands Waffle House reservations
• Federal accident report sheds light on Lake Murray plane crash
• A month later, SC Midlands shakes from yet another earthquake
• Falling ‘ice bombs’ on the Ravenel Bridge? It’s happened, and there’s no plan to fix it
• South Carolina adds 111 deaths, more than 20,000 COVID cases over two days
• Coronavirus omicron updates: Here’s what to know in South Carolina on Jan. 28