Use the Gospel as your GPS, pope tells huge mass in Poland
Pope Francis celebrated mass Sunday with over 1.5 million pilgrims in a vast sun-drenched field in Poland, wrapping up an emotionally charged trip with some choice technological metaphors.
Pope Francis celebrated mass Sunday with over 1.5 million pilgrims in a vast sun-drenched field in Poland, wrapping up an emotionally charged trip with some choice technological metaphors.
SPRINGFIELD, N.J. — Jimmy Walker did everything required of a major champion on the longest final day in 64 years at a PGA Championship.
The Italian coastguard said the bodies of five migrants were recovered from the Mediterranean Sunday, while more than 6,500 people had been rescued off Libya since Thursday.
Police in Charleston, North Charleston and Mount Pleasant invite the public to join them Tuesday for National Night Out, an annual event meant to build stronger relationships between police and the communities they serve.
BY JILL COLVIN
WASHINGTON — In a valedictory address to veterans, President Barack Obama will argue that getting ex-military members the health care and benefits they’ve earned is a national promise that "can’t be broken." And he’ll tout administration progress...
Dressed in red from head to toe — a white hat with red trim, a red and white checkered shirt and bright red capris accented by a pair of ruby boat shoes and a chunky red necklace — there was no other place Vida Robertson would have been Sunday afternoon.
To South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, there is no greater argument in favor of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, than the hoops Mercedes-Benz Vans has had to jump through this past decade to sell its popular Sprinter vans in the United States.
Jim Van Law was having breakfast with a friend on Daniel Island a few years back, and they started kicking around an idea: a panic button you could carry anywhere.
Preliminary temperatures show Charleston is likely to break July’s heat record, but nothing will be official until 1 a.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
The Charleston County School District has removed its fine arts coordinator and redefined the job description to include oversight of world languages curriculum. The change is part of a larger overhaul that has some educators worried about the future of arts programming in the public schools.
Ceterus Inc. is moving into bigger digs on the upper peninsula this fall as the area around Meeting Street and Morrison Drive continues to emerge as a hub for the region’s tech sector.
No longer will Charleston Southern’s football team be able to sneak up on unsuspecting opponents. No longer will they be able to play the underdog role as often as before.
CHARLOTTE — Lamar Jackson, Louisville’s starting quarterback, watches Netflix and nothing else.
After more than a quarter-century working for the Battelle Memorial Institute, Robert Quinn is making a jump to the S.C. Research Authority to become its next executive director.