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May 9, 2024

• ‘She’s ours’: What A’ja Wilson means to women’s basketball, South Carolina is undeniable
• SC state employee pay, type of tax cut among differences in House, Senate budget plans
• Lorenzo Ward back as college coach in Palmetto State ... for Clemson Tigers?
• Shane Beamer visited with the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday and Wednesday. Here’s why
• Three former Gamecocks ranked among ESPN’s top 25 WNBA players
• Tornado watch issued for Columbia area as storms move across SC
• A tree fell in a South Carolina road overnight and a driver was killed, cops say
• Copperheads love cicadas. Will the insect invasion mean more snakes out in SC? Biologists weigh in
• South Carolina women’s golf team sets sights on national championship round
• Winning a lottery game’s grand prize won’t stop SC man from buying more tickets
• Famous UFO Welcome Center in SC destroyed in fire. Here’s what we know
• Dad kidnaps 3-year-old son in SC, sets truck on fire with child still inside, cops say
• Beach-loving dog with ‘boundless energy’ has spent 3 years in shelter. He needs a home
• All of puppy’s siblings got adopted — except him. Dwight the ‘sweet’ dog waits his turn
• These SC counties have the biggest debts in unpaid taxes. See who owes the most
• I attended college in an era of protest. I see a big difference in today’s demonstrations | Opinion
• South Carolina man killed in crash on major highway in Lexington County, coroner says
• Has SC’s largest charter school district misused state funds? Lawmakers demand an audit
• SC father sets fire to truck on I-85, jumps out while it’s moving with young son inside, cops say
• Lexington County won’t get a new ambulance from SC state money after all. What happened?
• Severe storm suspected to be behind 2 Midlands house fires
• Historic Midlands school, abandoned for years, set to be replaced with new homes
• Columbia won’t get $10M from state for homeless campus, still looking at property for project
• Treat yourself: A national smoothie brand opens a new Midlands location. Here’s where
• With rising rents and home prices bearing down, Richland County could spend $4M for relief