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September 19, 2022

• Motorcycle rider killed in crash with deer identified by Lexington County coroner
• First look: Top storylines, betting odds for Clemson vs. Wake Forest football game
• First look: Top storylines, betting odds for USC vs. Charlotte football game
• Top football recruit Nyckoles Harbor ‘felt great about the visit’ to South Carolina
• McMaster departs from ‘frat boy’ attack while Cunningham calls himself ‘different’ in TV ads
• All Richland 2 schools on lockout as deputies search for two people, officials say
• TV channel, kickoff time set for South Carolina’s home football game vs. SC State
• Looking for the best scenic drive in SC? This national website says it has the answer
• More babies have been surrendered in SC this year than ever before, officials say. What we know
• Students’ plans change after power outage hits Richland County elementary school
• This what democracy looks like in SC. Election workers quitting because of the Big Lie
• Driver killed when ATV flips over and crashes into Midlands creek, SC cops say
• South Carolina’s injury list is long. Here’s who could return to play vs Charlotte
• 79-year-old killed in hit-and-run in medical center’s parking lot, SC coroner says
• Crash with tractor trailer kills two, closes busy Lexington County road, police say
• Separating fact from fiction within South Carolina’s offense following Georgia loss
• Vice President Harris to visit SC HBCU to talk voter registration day, mental health
• Driver found dead in road may have been dragged 2 miles after car crash, SC cops say
• Ray Tanner explains what went wrong with South Carolina’s Title IX event gaffe
• Heathwood Hall QB named The State’s high school football Player of the Week
• What winter weather can SC expect this season? What about snow? Farmers’ Almanac has predictions
• Man killed in late night drive-by shooting in the Midlands, sheriff’s office says
• Man kills adult stepson for borrowing his car, Lexington County sheriff says
• A Southern restaurant ‘with an upscale twist’ has closed in Columbia’s Harbison area
• Coffee shop to open in historic downtown Columbia house that once was a funeral home