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The Carolina Panthers fired defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero after Thursday night's loss to Green Bay, the team announced Friday, naming defensive line coach Todd Wash interim coordinator while outside linebackers coach AC Carter will assist the defensive line; the Panthers also parted ways with passing game coordinator Jonathan Cooley (team record 3-4).

About 500,000 gallons of sewage spilled into Little Allison Creek after the York County Little Allison Creek Pump Station in Lake Wylie lost power Monday evening, and county staff are working with the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services to resolve the overflow.

York County Utilities have issued a boil water advisory near Tega Cay for customers in select neighborhoods after tests found elevated levels of E.coli + total coliform in the water.

The advisory will remain until officials complete testing within 48 hours and confirm the water is safe.

Residents in five York County neighborhoods, including Hawks Creek, Stockbridge Drive, Coralstone Drive, Waterstone and Palmetto West, must boil water for one minute due to elevated E. coli and total coliform levels; retesting is underway with an update expected within 48 hours + health officials advise following safety guidelines.

Officials have filed permits for redevelopment of the former Manor Theatre.

The project will restore the historic site and is expected to boost local development pending additional approvals.

Telecom company Comporium sold eight Rock Hill properties on Oct.

13 for $3.5 million to AH South Carolina, Inc. (a Charlotte-based firm potentially tied to Atrium Health) near downtown, a sale that may lead to a new medical center in the community.

Lidl is recalling Gelatelli Coffee & Vanilla Gelato because routine tests detected possible Listeria contamination from 16-ounce tubs sold at local Lidl stores between July 19 and Oct.

15; customers should check details (lot 085261, UPC 0564897 22458) and return products for a refund. No illnesses have been reported.

York County Animal Services rescued an estimated 50 dogs from a suspected hoarding situation and suspended all shelter services for the rest of the week to allow for medical assessments & processing.

The agency is operating on an emergency-response basis amid ongoing efforts.