State legislators will gather in the Lowcountry Thursday to hear from members in the community on issues children are facing, including potential vaccine mandates in schools.
Former Congressional candidate Katie Arrington filed a lawsuit against the Department of Defense and the National Security Agency over the suspension of her security clearance.
An appellate court is set to debate a lawsuit challenging South Carolina’s abortion law about a week after the U.S. Supreme Court considers a similar measure in Mississippi.
A trip to the hospital in South Carolina can lead to patients eventually losing part of their tax refund, and right now, Lowcountry counties are looking to collect tens of millions of dollars in ambulance debt.
Sen. Lindsey Graham is set to visit Arizona on Monday to talk with U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials about security along the United States-Mexico border.
Military leaders shared their concerns with Gov. Henry McMaster and South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs Secretary Will Grimsley during the annual Governor’s Commanders Briefing in Columbia.
A special South Carolina House committee considering drawing new districts based on the 2020 U.S. Census is holding its final meeting to gather public comment this week.
McMaster toured the IFA Rotorion in Summerville, getting a first-hand look at the process that goes into making drive shafts. IFA officials say they were proud to show off their work and their happy employees.
South Carolina’s infrastructure received a C- from the American Society of Engineers, but not every Member of Congress from the state says a more than a trillion-dollar infrastructure bill is the best way to fix it.
Charleston County’s Board of Elections and Voter Registration is partnering with the Charleston County Public Library to make it easier for folks in the area to register ahead of the deadline this weekend.
The South Carolina House will take online testimony this week about redistricting as it appears the General Assembly won’t take up the new maps for several months.
Federal prosecutors argued in court documents filed Thursday that a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals correctly ruled last month that the government had proven its case against Dylann Roof, despite his protestations on several points.
As a result of orders from the top judge in South Carolina, defendants who hire some lawmakers to serve as their defense attorneys could have their trials delayed indefinitely.
The mayor of Holly Hill asked the committee to keep the rural communities in mind when drawing the lines, while the local head of the NAACP spoke out against packing communities of color into a single district.
A coalition of attorneys general sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Thursday warning of legal action if his proposed vaccine mandate is implemented.
Westinghouse Electric Company, the business hired by SCANA to build the now defunct V.C. Summer nuclear power plant, will reimburse low income ratepayers with $21.25 million.
Congressman Jeff Duncan, who represents South Carolina’s Third Congressional District, is calling for President Joe Biden’s impeachment over his handling of Afghanistan.
Lowcountry representatives are responding after Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby confirmed on twitter that an explosion has left numerous casualties outside Kabul airport.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster will lead an AccelerateSC meeting Tuesday afternoon to discuss recommendations for investigating funds from the American Rescue Plan.
Six months after the state director of the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs was fired, a judge has ruled that her termination was illegal.
South Carolina State Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman says she plans to hold a news conference to discuss COVID-19 recommendations in schools.
The South Carolina House Democratic Caucus is calling state House and Senate leaders to act to repeal a temporary law banning school districts from requiring masks in schools.
The South Carolina House Democratic Caucus called on Gov. Henry McMaster to convene an emergency session of the General Assembly to repeal a temporary law that bans school districts from requiring masks in the classroom.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by four jobless South Carolinians against Gov. Henry McMaster over his decision earlier this summer to exit the federal unemployment programs providing extra money to residents.
Afghanistan’s embattled president left the country Sunday, joining his fellow citizens and foreigners in a stampede fleeing the advancing Taliban and signaling the end of 20 years of American involvement.
