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March 15, 2023

• SC bill says women could face the death penalty for getting an abortion. Could it pass?
• Lexington standout, Gamecocks target earns SC’s top boys basketball honor for 2023
• SUV driver killed in crash with dump truck on Midlands road identified by coroner
• Closed historic SC racetrack could soon reopen. Here’s when and the man working to make it happen
• How LaNorris Sellers fits into South Carolina QB room early in his college career
• Lexington businesswoman would head DHEC board if confirmed by Senate
• No. 1 South Carolina for the win? President Obama reveals annual NCAA bracket
• It could take hours to reopen highway in Lexington after crash that blocks traffic
• A third South Carolina men’s basketball player enters the transfer portal
• What is the SC Freedom Caucus supporting the abortion death penalty bill? 5 things to know
• Aliyah Boston, Zia Cooke named to Associated Press All-American teams
• How QB Perry Orth was coaxed out of retirement to help a few Gamecocks in need
• After $3.5B error, here’s what senators want the SC comptroller general to control
• You may be eligible for cheap or free, fast internet in SC. Here’s how to check and sign up
• FedEx worker caught with $34,000 in stolen items in his truck, South Carolina cops say
• This Irish pub in SC ranks as one of the nation’s best. Here’s what makes it stand out
• SC city ranks higher than Disneyland on list of 10 best US spring break vacation spots
• How Dowell Loggains helped Gamecocks land 5-star Nyckoles Harbor
• Offseason primer: A closer look at Lamont Paris’ USC roster as transfer season begins
• Hours after USC visit, Dillon recruit Josiah Thompson declares, ‘I know my decision’
• SC House approves budget with raises for teachers, state employees. Here’s how much
• Ahead of South Carolina visit, Hutchinson calls DeSantis’ Ukraine position ‘naive’
• Coronavirus updates for March 15: Here’s what to know in South Carolina this week
• Crackdown on Lake Murray short-term rentals could be coming in Lexington County
• Former Richland jail director sues county for defamation after he was fired
• A new frozen yogurt shop plans to open in this bustling part of Lexington
• Midlands man escaped from police once, but now he’s going to prison, officials say
• Former Irmo lawyer pleads guilty to stealing more than $1.5 million in COVID relief money