‘12 Black Leaders to Know’ in South Carolina announced
The Post and Courier, South Carolina's largest newspaper, announces the honorees of the 5th annual “12 Black Leaders to Know in South Carolina” project, presented by Huntington Bank. Launching during
Hicks: South Carolina is great at bringing in new business ... and dumping it on same old roads
South Carolina's Commerce Department wants $150 million to read new industrial sites. Why don't lawmakers put as much thought into the roads needed for traffic?
Affordable housing was promised for Naval Base redevelopment. SC legislators could sweeten the deal.
North Charleston is pushing for an amendment to state legislation to help build affordable housing at the former Charleston Naval Base with a tax district.
Reforms coming after SC's $1.8 billion accounting error. Now the question is who to blame.
The SC Senate to discuss the future of the state's finances after it was discovered $1.8 billion in missing funds didn't actually exist. Treasurer Curtis Loftis remains defiant about his role.
Streaking Gamecocks ready for the next challenge: Undefeated LSU
No. 2 South Carolina hosts No. 5 LSU Friday in another matchup for SEC supremacy. The Tigers have not beaten the Gamecocks since Kim Mulkey took the job.
Raised the bar: Local teacher named state Career Specialist of the year
Leslie Johnson, who guides students at two Aiken Country Middle Schools in exploring careers, has been named “South Carolina Career Specialist of the Year”
A major discovery tells the story of SC's Revolutionary history in the Pee Dee
Researchers found a historic 1700s Revolutionary War-era brick hearth in South Carolina's Cashaway Community settlement that may be patriot Robert Lide's house.
Trump pardons almost all Jan. 6 rioters, including 34 defendants from South Carolina
Trump's sweeping pardons. In South Carolina, more than 34 people faced criminal charges related to the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot. Those charges will be cleared.
Editorial: 2024 needs to be the last year data centers are SC's top economic recruit
Legislature allows government to pay for electricity hogs to move to South Carolina, forcing utilities to build plants consumers pay for in higher power bills.
South Carolina faces federal securities investigation over $1.8 billion accounting error
A South Carolina Department of Administration report revealed origins of a $1.8 billion accounting discrepancy that has puzzled lawmakers and residents alike.
Lexington fees are supposed to pay for the town's booming growth. Are they working?
The town of Lexington is updating its developer fees to offset the effects of growth. Some on council worry the fees may be too much for businesses in the town.
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South Carolina mothers on Medicaid will get better birth options with $17M federal grant (copy)
The high rates of infant deaths and mothers who die soon after birth has long been a concern in South Carolina. Now, the state's Medicaid program is getting a $17 million grant from the federal government to improve care. South Carolina is among 15 states ...