One dead after Saturday afternoon collision on Hwy 178 near Orangeburg: SCHP
One person is dead after a two-vehicle collision in Orangeburg County Saturday, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
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Orangeburg DPS: Missing 14-year-old with autism found
The teen was found safe, according to the Orangeburg Department of Public Safety.
Former reality TV star Thomas Ravenel enters South Carolina governor race
Former reality TV star and South Carolina state treasurer Thomas Ravenel announced he’s throwing his hat into the ring in the upcoming race for governor.
SC AG warns ICE resistance group against ‘unlawful’ behavior
Attorney General Alan Wilson said, “Any efforts to obstruct or interfere with law enforcement will have serious consequences” in response to a planned meeting of the South Carolina Democratic Socialists of America.
Head-on collision on Orangeburg Road claims one life, injures another near Summerville
An Orangeburg Road head on collision killed one Wednesday evening, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.
Rep. Mace introduces bills to bar transgender women from restrooms, shelters and prisons
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace introduced a trifecta of bills aimed at transgender people’s use of public restrooms and their presence in prisons.
Beaufort County lab cited after 22 monkey deaths; lawmaker urges federal probe
A recent inspection by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has revealed troubling findings at a South Carolina research facility, Alpha Genesis, after a whistleblower reported multiple monkey deaths.
Senate Budget Committee to begin markup of Fiscal Year 2025 resolution next week
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, announced Wednesday that the committee will mark up the Senate’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget resolution next week.
Gov. McMaster praises confirmation of Tom Mullikin as SCNR director
Governor Henry McMaster released a statement on the confirmation of Tom Mullikin as the new director of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Gov. McMaster proposes $21.1M for school resource officers, staffing issues persist
Gov. Henry McMaster wants to use $21.1 million from his Fiscal Year 2026 Executive Budget to hire and train more School Resource Officers for 177 schools across the state, pending approval from the state’s General Assembly.
