The signs, text messages and mailers promise cash, quick sales and a seamless means of unloading unwanted homes. But advocates say the business of buying homes for cash can confuse vulnerable homeowne...

In his commentary, Howard Franklin writes about South Carolina's economy, how it stands nationally, and the challenges ahead.

The challenges and dire threats surrounding the unchecked growth of artificial intelligence appear unlikely to move Congress or President Donald Trump to act as the U.S. Senate enters its last week be...

Former state Supreme Court Justice John Few has re-entered private practice after 26 years on the bench, opening his own law firm.

Canada is South Carolina's third-largest export market behind Germany and Mexico. Automobiles and rubber are among the top products sent to Canada.

USC inked a deal with nuclear giant Westinghouse related to the school’s plans for a nuclear workforce training center.

Darlene Dunmeyer-Roberson denied accusations of sharing confidential information and getting her campaign manager a job.

USC women’s basketball head coach Dawn Staley is lending her time and name to a new leadership program at the college.

For National DMV Appreciation Month, state DMV Director Kevin Shwedo thanks employees for their role in the organ and tissue donor registration process.

When it comes to college students who choose to move and make SC their home, the decision of whether to grant a lower rate lies with universities.

In his latest commentary, Paul Hyde reflects on the 10-year anniversary of the Townville Elementary School shooting that killed 6-year-old Jacob Hall.

Without more funding, USC's Palmetto College may stop accepting high school students who want an early start on a college degree.

Western North Carolina marks two years after Helene caused $60 billion in damages. Communities are pulling together, but progress remains slow.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is poised to spend nearly $2 billion to help fund 31 grid improvement projects in 26 states.

Larry White performed a rap for the judge just before receiving three life sentences for joining a mob that killed three.

This is the fifth in a series by Jessica Kaneft, director of the Sumter Nonprofit Network, named after Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan.

After the hearing, Darline Graham of South Carolina was among GOP senators, athletes and advocates who participated in a news conference blasting the inclusion of trans athletes on women’s sports team...

COLUMBIA — During his tenure as South Carolina’s attorney general, Gov. Henry McMaster fought in court to retrieve a trove of Civil War gubernatorial papers removed from the capital in 1865 and found ...

Military leaders praised the state's education efforts while worrying about having enough housing for service members.

The South Carolina State Ports Authority retroactively voted on the nearly $1 million payout to its former CEO but denied it did anything to violate state laws.

A company that makes high-voltage electrical cable is expanding its manufacturing plant in South Carolina.

The SC chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union is suing the state Election Commission, accusing its members of illegally conducting public business behind closed doors.

Just one in 10 of the students initially enrolled in the program's first year submitted viable testing results, an oversight agency found.

The rising cost of diesel fuel is threatening the livelihood of South Carolina’s truckers and forcing operational changes at the Port of Charleston.

SC regulators are seeking an emergency takeover of a retirement-focused insurance firm the agency argues is at risk of defaulting on customer payouts.

A law passed this year created requirements for bringing the enclosed vehicles popular among farmers on public roads.

The videos are meant to get children interested in conservation, biology and animal care, the state agency said.

Steven Bixby, 59, received a pause in receiving a death warrant to hear claims of delusions and bizarre beliefs.

SC Gov. Henry McMaster announced federal grant awards made to rural healthcare providers under the new Rural Health Transformation Program.

Watchdog nonprofits argued Gov. Henry McMaster's deployment went beyond his powers in state law, but his attorneys disagreed.

Cerina Fairfax, a Virginia dentist and mother of two, spent nearly two years living in the same house as her husband while she was trying to divorce him. Virginia state law required couples with child...

WASHINGTON — With the U.S. Senate set to hold a procedural vote in the coming days on a sweeping bill to overhaul college sports, dueling press conferences Monday underscored the fierce debate over ho...

James Robertson's attorneys said he may not want to drop his appeals if he can get the right medicine, which the prison stopped offering.

A multi-billion-dollar federal program that helps schools and libraries afford broadband internet is under review by the Trump administration, leaving education officials and advocates worried about p...

A committee of senators met for the first time this week to talk about potential sweeping changes to the state's tax code.

On a rural stretch of land in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, an open meadow filled with bright wildflowers, a memorial grove of trees and a giant boulder marks the spot where United Airlines Flight 93...

Some SC law enforcement are doubling down on the use of Flock cameras, even as scrutiny of the surveillance devices has mounted nationwide.

Teaching about the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, remains vital in understanding what happened after, educators said.

The University of South Carolina celebrates the 225th anniversary of its founding in 2026.

"Textiles from the Deep: Findings from the H.L. Hunley Submarine" opens Oct.3 at The Charleston Museum

The American Civil Liberties Union report also encouraged the state to stop locking up teens for breaking laws that apply only to minors.

In her commentary, the director of the Dickerson's Children's Advocacy Center advocates for legislation giving parents more control over their children's apps.

In his latest commentary, contributor Paul Hyde writes about the South Carolina Arts Commission's decision to withhold grants to two LGBTQ-related arts organizations.

Lawmakers praised Sen. Roger Nutt's leadership on a law guaranteeing certain rights to nursing home residents

SC is preparing to rebuild 169-year-old slave cabin on the Redcliffe Plantation destroyed by Hurricane Helene.

Louis Winkler was out on bond when he shot and killed his wife, then hid from police for two weeks, leading to his conviction in 2008.

The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will consider Louisiana’s arguments for tightening federal policy around a common abortion and miscarriage drug.

Over the past decade and a half, about 60% of SC college grads went to work in the Palmetto State in the year after receiving their diploma.

As Sen. Darline Graham prepares to take on Democrat Annie Andrews in the U.S. Senate race, she's inherited much of her deceased brother’s political machine.

Legislators made a gentlemen's agreement not to send money directly to nonprofits in the spirit of accountability.