The House and Senate agreed on a proposal Tuesday aimed at reducing rising insurance premiums for businesses across South Carolina

Three decades after leaving office, a former SC congressman moved $1.2 million from his campaign reserves into a Morgan Stanley account.

Plans are already drawn up for a casino off Interstate 95 near Lake Marion, where the Catawba wanted to offer high-stakes bingo.

A Navy veteran is running to be the first Democrat in modern history to win South Carolina's 7th Congressional District.

A longtime Democratic solicitor announced he is switching to the Republican Party as he mulls a run for attorney general.

Of the various gambling proposals, a bill allowing betting on horse races through online apps has the best odds. They're still not great.

Lt. Gov. Pam Evette, who has been in the role since 2018, said she's seriously considering a bid for governor.

Legislation advancing in the state House would ban banks and credit card companies from tracking sales of guns or ammunition

A Senate bill that overhauls rules on insurance and personal injury lawsuits in the state was passed Wednesday night.

U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman told the Gazette there’s a 65% chance he enters the 2026 governor’s race, saying now might be his only chance.

A Spartanburg County state senator potentially running for governor cast himself as a young, staunchly socially conservative candidate.

Potentially life-threatening car accidents have been significantly reduced on more than 400 miles of primary roads in rural South Carolina

The state’s wildfire prevention team could be in peril at a time when wildfire risks in South Carolina are increasing.

One of the four men accused of "some of the most heinous crimes" against women by U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace filed a lawsuit Friday against her.

Advocates say the bill sent to the Senate floor is part of the state's continued push to curb human trafficking.

South Carolina legislators are exploring a partnership with St. Jude. The idea started before Rep. Teeple was a legislator.

A bill touted as a solution for rising insurance rates that cause businesses to close is in its first week of debate on the Senate floor.

The SC Legislature unanimously approved a bill that creates graduated penalties for "organized retail theft."

Attorney General Alan Wilson again denied accusations launched by U.S. Rep Nancy Mace that he ignored sexual assault allegations.

A pair of bills approved unanimously by the Senate would create the charges of “fentanyl-induced homicide” and “drug-induced homicide.”

State Sen. Sean Bennett, a financial planner, could enter the governor's race with a different tax-cutting message.

State Sen. Sean Bennett, a financial planner, could enter the governor's race with a different tax-cutting message.

In a state where marijuana remains illegal, legislators are trying to regulate which hemp-infused products are and aren't legal.

Hundreds of protestors gathered at the Statehouse on Presidents' Day to peacefully protest the Trump administration.

Since the "cost of care" law passed last May, people arrested for dogfighting in SC have agreed to relinquish their dogs and allow adoption.

President Joe Biden spent the final day of his tenure in the state that catapulted him into the office: South Carolina.