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Portsmouth NH third-grader dies after shooting in South Carolina
PORTSMOUTH — A 3rd-grade pupil at Litttle Harbour Faculty has died following an obvious random taking pictures whereas touring in Florence, South Carolina, over Memorial Day weekend. A suspect is in custody.
The Portsmouth faculty district knowledgeable households Monday after the 8-year-old little one died and indicated counseling providers can be accessible to college students and employees dealing with the tragedy. The id of the kid was not instantly launched by the college district or authorities in South Carolina.
The little one’s father was additionally shot however was recovering, based on commnications from Portsmouth faculties and media experiences in South Carolina. The daddy’s title was not instantly launched.
Steve Zadravec, Portsmouth faculties superintendent, despatched a message to the college neighborhood saying the loss of life Monday with “the heaviest of hearts. … An occasion like this touches our neighborhood as an entire. Our hearts are with the household as we assist one another via this unbelievable tragedy.”
Charles Montgomery Allen, 40, of Florence, was randomly taking pictures at automobiles driving by his residence Saturday within the space of Outdated River Highway, based on the Florence County Sheriff’s Workplace.
Allen was arrested previous to the kid’s loss of life and charged with two counts of tried homicide, three counts of discharging a firearm into an occupied automobile and possession of a weapon throughout a violent crime, based on court docket data. He was denied bond for all six fees and was being held Monday on the Florence County Detention Heart, based on jail data.
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A complete of three automobiles had been shot at, authorities allege, and Allen allegedly retreated to his residence the place a SWAT staff discovered him with a number of weapons, based on the county sheriff’s workplace.
Florence County Sheriff TJ Joye informed South Carolina TV media retailers over the weekend that it was “a mindless act” with “no motive,” including concerning the suspect, “He is received a historical past.”
Ian Lenahan contributed to this report. This story can be up to date as info turns into accessible.
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EA Sports College Football 25 Rankings Update: South Carolina Gamecocks
EA Sports College Football 25 recently released an update to player rankings, bringing significant changes to several South Carolina Gamecocks players. Here’s a comprehensive look at the latest updates, including increases, decreases, and position changes.
Ranking Increases
Ranking Decreases
Position Changes
Analysis
The update from EA Sports College Football 25 made significant strides in aligning the in-game Gamecocks roster with their real-life counterparts. Players didn’t have to undergo unnecessary position changes to make the depth chart fit the real-life roster, providing a more authentic representation of the team.
The adjustments to positions like Tonka Hemingway moving from RE to DT and Nick Emmanwori shifting from SS to FS reflect the defensive scheme South Carolina runs, enhancing the realism for fans and gamers alike.
However, one notable oversight remains in the wide receiver room: Ahmari Huggins-Bruce (AHB), who transferred back to Louisville, is still listed on the Gamecocks roster in-game with an 80 overall rating. He is also incorrectly wearing the No. 1 jersey, which now belongs to Robby Ashford, a QB transfer from Oregon and Auburn. This might seem like a small detail, but it matters to Gamecock fans who follow the team closely.
Additionally, Ashford did not receive an update despite being the highest-rated QB by PFF after last weekend’s performance. The game inaccurately shows Ashford with one year of eligibility left, but he actually has two remaining and is expected to stay with the Gamecocks for both seasons.
These are small discrepancies, but they highlight the importance of accuracy in a game that strives to authentically represent college football rosters. Gamecock fans will be hoping for a fix in the next update.
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South Carolina live updates: Helene recovery will cost billions, restaurants step up
(This article will be updated. Read our earlier coverage here.)
Relief efforts continue in the Upstate region after Tropical Storm Helene left communities devastated, roads impassable and thousands without power.
Check back for live updates as they roll in throughout the day on Thursday.
McMaster: Helene will cost South Carolina billions
On Wednesday, Gov. Henry McMaster said Tropical Storm Helene has caused the most deaths from a tropical storm in the state and will cost billions of dollars in damage repair.
Helene’s damage has caused the deaths of 39 people, making it one of the deadliest storms to hit the state.
McMaster and several other officials also met with President Joe Biden, who was in the area to assess damage, earlier Wednesday.
“The president promised whatever we needed, he would provide,” McMaster said.
Additionally, McMaster said he’s concerned about the International Longshoremen’s Association strike, which began Tuesday and will impact 36 ports across the country, including Charleston. Biden could seek a court order to pause the strike for 80 days, thanks to the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947.
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This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Upstate SC live updates: Helene recovery will cost state billions
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Ole Miss football injury report vs South Carolina: Who’s in and who’s out for Week 6
OXFORD — Ole Miss football’s first chance to get its season back on track is coming.
The No. 12 Rebels (4-1, 0-1 SEC) travel to face South Carolina (3-1, 1-1) on Saturday (2:30 p.m. CT, ESPN). Injury reports filed with the SEC office offer a look at who is dinged-up for both sides. The initial report is filed on Wednesday and it will be updated throughout the week. This story will also be updated to reflect the changes.
Seven Rebels are listed as out, and left tackle Jayden Williams checks in as doubtful. Williams was a late addition to the injury report last week and did not play in the upset loss to Kentucky. Receiver Tre Harris, running back Henry Parrish and running back Matt Jones are the biggest Ole Miss players with a questionable tag. Running back Ulysses Bentley IV could get more work if either Parrish or Jones can’t go.
Defensively, the Rebels have been preparing for two quarterbacks. Starter LaNoris Sellers is questionable. If he can’t play, Robby Ashford will take his place.
Ole Miss football injury reports vs South Carolina
Ole Miss
- CB Cedrick Beavers: Out
- WR Izaiah Hartrup: Out
- WR Devin Price: Out
- RB Logan Diggs: Out
- OL Cam East: Out
- WR Joshua Pfeifer: Out
- TE Hudson Wolfe: Out
- OL Jayden Williams: Doubtful
- RB Matt Jones: Questionable
- DE Princely Umanmielen: Questionable
- WR Micah Davis: Questionable
- LB TJ Dottery: Questionable
- S Louis Moore: Questionable
- WR Tre Haris: Questionable
- LB Daniel Demery: Questionable
- RB Henry Parrish: Questionable
- DT JJ Pegues: Questionable
- OL Micah Pettus: Questionable
- OL Jeremy James: Questionable
- DT Akelo Stone: Questionable
- CB Brandon Turnage: Probable
- CB Tre Amos: Probable
- WR Cayden Lee: Probable
- LB Trip White: Probable
- CB Chris Graves: Probable
South Carolina
- OL Jakai Moore: Out
- DB Kelvin Hunter: Doubtful
- RB Raheim Sanders: Questionable
- WR Jared Brown: Questionable
- QB LaNorris Sellers: Questionable
Sam Hutchens covers Ole Miss for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at Shutchens@gannett.com or reach him on X at @Sam_Hutchens_
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