Michelin is expanding its presence in South Carolina with a project officials say will create 100 new jobs. Gov. Nikki Haley said Thursday that the tire maker is spending $200 million to expand its rubber production plant in Anderson County.

Authorities say 42-year-old Tina Berryhill Rucker was arrested Wednesday around 11 p.m. and charged with criminal domestic violence.

The count will begin Thursday night, with organizers hoping it will help get a grasp of how big the homeless problem is in South Carolina and how much help is needed.

Interim director Bill Blume on Tuesday told a Senate panel investigating the hacking his top goal is restoring taxpayers' confidence. He also says the agency will spend $1.5 million more than estimated on the response, or $21.7 million.

The Marine Corps issued a statement Tuesday saying it determined that a live performance by the Marine Band was ill advised because there was no opportunity for Beyonce to rehearse with the band.

The investigation will be handled by an organization called GRACE, which stands for Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has asked Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank to reduce the amount of money taxpayers would be asked to contribute to a proposed $1 billion stadium.

Delta says its frequent flier program will increasingly favor big spenders over people who simply rack up miles.

The Supreme Court of Georgia has upheld the malice murder conviction and life prison sentence of a Georgia man accused of killing his daughter in a so-called "honor killing."

A 22-year-old Georgia man has pleaded guilty to more than 30 charges for his involvement with a group of Army soldiers who authorities say planned acts of domestic terrorism.

As Georgia wildlife officials draft hunting regulations for the next two years, they will be considering whether to change the rules for controversial black bear hunts in central Georgia.

The Dallas company is buying the licenses, retail stores and network assets, along with about 585,000 subscribers, from Beverly, Mass.-based Atlantic Tele-Network Inc.

A University of Georgia law professor has been appointed a special adviser to the International Criminal Court.

An Atlanta man is suing the Georgia Department of Driver Services, contending that his rights were violated when the state rejected his application for vanity plates making reference to his sexual orientation.

The head of a think tank for limited government says emails from 2006 show House Speaker Bobby Harrell used undue influence to get a permit for his pharmaceutical business.

A trial date has been set for three suspects accused of killing a couple from South Carolina who lived in the Caribbean island of St. Maarten.

York County officials say a Monroe, N.C., man has died and another has been injured in an accident at a paper plant.

Investigators say the man was working on a machine Tuesday morning at Stanco Metal Products in Williamston when he lost his footing and fell into it.

Harris County Sheriff's Maj. Armando Tello says both people involved in the altercation were wounded and hospitalized. He says a college maintenance man was injured in the crossfire and also taken to a hospital.

Clemson University President Jim Barker says he has been able to get out of bed after undergoing heart bypass surgery.

The public is getting a chance to weigh in during an accreditation of South Carolina's police agency.

The argument escalated and one fan punched another fan and then someone pulled a knife and slashed a 35-year-old man. He was not identified.

Officials with the South Carolina Education Lottery say someone bought the ticket at Gate Petroleum Co. No. 326 at 2911 Highway 160 West in Fort Mill sometime before Aug. 1, 2012.

Education officials said one reason for the drop is that the annual stipend the state pays National Board certified teachers dropped by $2,500.

Speaking before a flag-waving crowd of hundreds of thousands on the National Mall, Obama said a decade of war is ending, and the nation's economy is recovering.