SCDCA warns parents after PowerSchool breach, urges credit checks for kids
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is reminding parents of ways to protect their child’s information following last week’s data breach involving PowerSchool.
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Gasoline prices rise in South Carolina amid national fluctuations
Average gasoline prices in South Carolina have increased by two cents per gallon over the past week, reaching an average of $2.76 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 3,028 stations across the state.
Advocacy groups push for Medicaid expansion as South Carolina’s legislative session nears
On the eve of South Carolina’s 2025 legislative session, external organizations continue to advocate for expanding Medicaid coverage in the Palmetto State.
President Joe Biden to visit Charleston the day before Trump’s inauguration
President Joe Biden will travel to Charleston on Sunday, Jan. 19, according to the White House.
South Carolina State University opens first lactation spaces for nursing mothers
South Carolina State University has announced the opening of its first two lactation spaces, designed to provide a supportive and comfortable environment for nursing employees and students.
Sen. Tim Scott now longest-serving African American senator at start of 119th Congress
Republican U.S. Sen. Tim Scott made history on Friday as the longest-serving African American senator in the 235-year history of the institution.
Graham and Tuberville propose Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act
Senator Lindsey Graham in partnership with Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, announced Wednesday a new act aimed at “preserving Title IX protections for female athletes”.
SC’s 2025 legislative session starts in 1 week. What are lawmakers’ top priorities?
In exactly one week, South Carolina’s General Assembly will gavel in a new session.
Flu cases surge in South Carolina with 312 hospitalizations, 2 deaths in late December
Flu cases are on the rise in the Palmetto State and most recent statistics are showing increased flu activity.
Murdaugh ordered to pay $14.8M penalty; Co-defendant Fleming standing trial January
A federal judge has ruled convicted killer and disgraced lawyer Alex Murdaugh owes an insurance company $14.8 million as punishment for a fraud scheme in which he brazenly stole the proceeds of a multimillion-dollar wrongful death settlement intended for his former housekeeper’s children.
