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March 28, 2025

• Rep. Jasmine Crockett would reconsider her ‘Gov. Hot Wheels’ talk if she met Ezra Spinelli | Opinion
• South Carolina WBB gets past Maryland in Birmingham, advances to Elite Eight
• Gamecocks explain why Winston Gandy will be an ‘amazing’ head coach at his next stop
• South Carolina WBB players give their pitch to potential transfer portal recruits
• Don’t treat ‘Busted Plug,’ the world’s largest fire hydrant, like roadside trash. Find it a home in Columbia | Opinion
• Sizzling putter propels former Clemson star Jacob Bridgeman into PGA Tour limelight
• GOP consultant: Tariffs are a big-government policy Americans can’t afford to take seriously
• It’s spring in South Carolina. Thunderstorms are around the corner in the coming days
• Lottery player finally checks ticket — and he’s glad he did. ‘It’s changed my life’
• ‘We’ve never had a fire like this.’ McMaster says no containment of SC Table Rock Fire after week
• Is the effort to rid SC of smelly Bradford pear trees working? Here’s the latest
• Table Rock Fire in SC nearly doubles in size for third day in a row. Here are the latest updates
• Bill aiming to fix SC’s soaring insurance rates clears state senate after bitter fight
• Battle in Birmingham: South Carolina WBB outlasts Maryland in NCAA Sweet 16 game
• It’s closing time for one of Columbia’s last remaining Piggly Wigglys
• Midlands police investigate series of suspicious fires along local riverwalk
• Columbia responds to outcry over beloved ‘Busted Plug’ sculpture being left in a field
• 6 years after Columbia’s last literary festival, library hopes to connect readers, authors
• Lexington owns an old water plant on a busy road. Here’s what the town might do with it
• As Midlands high school’s new wing takes shape, leaders consider what they might add to it
• Columbia wants to transform flood-prone riverfront with a ‘world-class’ park. Can it work?
• Richland County man arrested after being chased on ATV, sheriff’s deputies say
• A second person on South Carolina’s death row has chosen to be executed by firing squad
• Director brought in to fix troubled Richland County jail announces his resignation