Two SCDOT workers facing federal indictment
Two workers with the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) are facing federal indictment.The indictment alleges William Lee Grooms and Johnny Kams Mmanu-Ike of falsely submitting ...
Commentary: So-called book ban protects SC students from ideas they can't unthink
Removing sexual content that isn't developmentally appropriate from school libraries protects students, isn't a book ban, ...
SC Supreme Court temporarily suspends Charleston attorney’s law license
The South Carolina Supreme Court has suspended the license of a West Ashley attorney accused of having an intimate ...
Bars face stricter penalties under South Carolina's sweeping tort reform bill
A major bill advancing in South Carolina’s Senate could lower insurance rates, change lawsuit rules, and hold bars more accountable for drunk driving accidents.
Commentary: SC consumers deserve freedom to buy cars where they want to
SC law prohibits Scout, Tesla from selling cars directly to customers. Powerful automobile dealers lobby is fighting ...
S.C. lawmakers combat book removal efforts in schools
Several Democratic State House representatives discussed a bill focused on access to books in public school libraries across ...