Week in Review: Padilla, Perry, Roper, Rain

Donsurvi Chisolm has yet to face a jury for the death of his 14-year-old nephew, but he's already been . Chisolm was convicted Monday of killing Craig M. Canady Jr. in Dorchester County in 2007. While on bail for that crime, he allegedly killed his nephew and wounded his brother last April in Goose Creek.

Detainee treatment at the Hanahan Navy brig was back in the news Monday as that former detainee Jose Padilla got off easy with a reduced sentence after alleged mistreatment he faced at the Hanahan facility. The sent the case back to court for a stiffer penalty than the 17 years he recieved.

for the East Coast to worry about this week, but that doesn't mean we didn't get of wet weather, starting Tuesday.

its challenge of Trident Health System's Summerville expansion after DHEC gave its approval late Wednesday. The two hospital groups have been sparring over Berkeley County facilities, and Roper says the Summerville site, not too far from it's proposed location at Carnes Crossing, is linked.

He may have struggled on the debate stage Thursday, but Texas Gov. Rick Perry Wednesday for his 2012 GOP Presidential Primary race, with 21 legislative endorsements, including local state Sens. Larry Grooms and Paul Campbell.