The State

Three people are dead and five more were injured following a late-night shooting Monday. Authorities say an approximately 1-year-old child was among those killed. Full Story »

Seventeen drug suppliers from the Pee Dee region of the state have pleaded guilty to a wide-ranging Full Story »

Kayla Grimsley came to the University of South Carolina to become an SEC champion. The sophomore from Lakeland, Fla., did it more quickly than she imagined. | Gamecocks earn No. 2 seed Full Story »

Eastbound traffic on the 2500 block of Forest Drive will be rerouted this week as crews repair damage from a break in an 18-inch water main over the weekend. Full Story »

A Chapin High School student was charged with carrying a weapon on to the campus last week. Full Story »

The remnants of Hurricane Ida are expected to dump a couple of inches or rain on the Midlands today, according to the National Weather Service. Full Story »

Saturday, residents of Richland County can be conscientious while getting rid of hard-to-recycle items. Full Story »

Landing the Air Force's next-generation fighter - the F-35- likely will guarantee a long future for two Midlands bases and ensure thousands of jobs will stay in the area, military supporters say. Full Story »

Aiken-area business leaders say the Savannah River Site may become the nation's high-level nuclear waste dumping ground if the federal government drops plans for a disposal site in Nevada. Full Story »

City Councilman Kirkman Finlay, who is running for mayor of Columbia, said he raised $100,000 during his first fundraiser Nov. 3. Full Story »

State political writer Gina Smith is sharing the pages of this month’s Glamour with first Full Story »

Former Hendley Homes residents return to childhood stomping grounds, now Rosewood Hills: 'This is better. A lot better.' Full Story »

LEXINGTON COUNTY Full Story »

A dispute between Cayce's new mayor and some City Council members has spilled into public clashes that observers view as either political jealousies or start-up problems for Cayce's first new mayor in 18 years. Full Story »

AS THE PROUD godfather of three adorable kids, I've learned quite a few things about diapers in the past 3 1/2 years. Full Story »

The University of South Carolina wants to expand a three-year-old program that provides financial assistance to students from the state's poorest households. Full Story »

About $75,000 worth of damage was done to a single-story house at 349 Timothy St. over the weekend, Columbia firefighters said. Full Story »

Jan Brett, author and illustrator of more than two dozen children's books, is coming to Columbia Wednesday to promote the 20th anniversary of her book "The Mitten" and the new release of "Jan Brett's Snowy Treasury." Full Story »

Each Monday, The State will run information on a suspect wanted by authorities. Full Story »

Losing to LSU in the regular season kept South Carolina’s women’s soccer team from the SEC regular-season championship. The Gamecocks got their revenge Sunday. Full Story »

A broken water main on Forest Drive diverted traffic all Sunday morning, a situation expected to con Full Story »

Sub Station II owner Chris Kueny sees more SCANA employees coming to his sandwich shop in Cayce this fall since the utility began moving into its new headquarters nearby. Full Story »

Have you missed singing one of the old familiar hymns of your childhood? Do you long to hear a fresh new 21st century hymn? Full Story »

The General Assembly is seeking three people to fill soon-to-be-vacant slots on the state transportation commission. Full Story »

A bullet to the heart fired by a North Carolina police officer killed the man authorities think was a serial killer responsible for five deaths in South Carolina this summer. Full Story »