A group of state senators are getting ready to hear from the public on a bill that would ban all abortions in South Carolina if the U.S. Supreme Court allows it.
Suspended Lowcountry attorney Alex Murdaugh is facing new indictments from the State Grand Jury alleging he defrauded victims of more than $2 million, the state’s attorney general announced Friday.
If the House does not concur with the Senate map, then a smaller group of Senate and House members would form a conference committee, which would be tasked with coming up with a compromise to send to the governor.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control responded to what it called “issues with multiple COVID-19 testing vendors and reporting facilities for failures to process tests and report results and case counts.”
Gov. Henry McMaster told state lawmakers South Carolina’s state government is in the strongest fiscal condition ever and that the state has opportunity “like we have never seen before.”
Joe Cunningham, who served a single term in the U.S. House representing the state’s First Congressional District, accused state Republican lawmakers of trying to steal elections through the redistricting process.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office says thanks to a citizen's tip, a Georgetown man wanted for an out-of-state murder was apprehended in Nichols Tuesday.
Transportation Security Administration officers at South Carolina airports discovered a record-number of firearms in carry-on luggage in 2021, the agency announced.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster will deliver his annual State of the State speech, in which he lists priorities for the year and encourages state lawmakers to adopt similar priorities, on Wednesday night.
The state health department is looking to combat staffing shortages in schools with new quarantine guidance, as educators describe the stresses of teaching during the omicron surge.
Some snow-covered roads remained slick Monday, as South Carolina Department of Transportation plows and crews worked to keep priority highways and interstates clear and to start clear secondary roads, with a long holiday weekend for many lending an assist in that effort.
Scott tells the AP he feels that race struggles are only exacerbated by President Joe Biden’s recent voting rights speech, which Scott calls “misleading.”
“This storm will bring significant impacts from snow, sleet and freezing rain in different parts of the state, with likely power outages and travel disruptions,” Cooper said.
Amiridis currently serves as Chancellor of the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), which he has successfully led since 2015, according to a University of South Carolina press release.
