S.C. lawmakers look to keep lights on for years ahead in state
South Carolina leaders say one of the most pressing issues before them right now is figuring out how to ensure lights stay on ...
Lawmakers say 'tort reform' would lower insurance rates. Opponents say it would protect insurance companies.
Lawmakers in South Carolina are debating a comprehensive bill to reform civil liability laws, aiming to lower insurance rates ...
Commentary: Balance of nuclear, renewables, economic growth are key to SC future
SC must keep investing in all of the above energy strategy of natural gas, wind, solar, but nuclear remains cornerstone of ...
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Black farmer in South Carolina helps break generational curses
The Harrison Family Farm in Greenville County has been growing since the 1950s. Steve Harrison explains how they sustain 147 ...
$66.5M for SC state employee raises in House budget. Here’s how it would be distributed
The Department of Administration released a compensation study and recommended changes in pay levels for South Carolina’s ...
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Joint Base Charleston seeking public input on environmental restoration program
Joint Base Charleston is seeking public input on its Environmental Restoration Program community involvement plan. The ...
South Carolina has a derelict boat issue. Lawmakers see a solution by taxing boaters.
Legislation passed out of the Senate would increase South Carolina boat owners taxes by $3 to create a fund that would be ...