SC political consultant can remain free until perjury trial
A judge says a South Carolina political consultant can remain free until his trial on perjury charges.
Author: Associated Press
Inmates accused of sextortion scheme that ended in suicide
Two South Carolina inmates are charged with blackmailing an Army veteran who then killed himself.
Amazon offers to help employees start delivery business
Amazon, which is racing to deliver packages faster, is turning to its own employees with a proposition: Quit your job and we’ll help you start a business delivering Amazon packages.
Three South Carolina teenagers face charges including attempted murder in a string of recent crimes
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Three South Carolina teenagers face charges including attempted murder in a string of recent crimes. The State newspaper reports that the crimes include an armed robbery, shots fired at a home and vehicle break-ins in Columbia. The names of the teens weren’t released because of their age _ two are 14 and one is 16. Columbia police…
SC Lawmakers consider special session
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ South Carolina lawmakers are considering coming back in special session to deal with the future of state-owned utility Santee Cooper and budget vetoes by the governor. The House unanimously approved Thursday a resolution allowing lawmakers to return to Columbia for three days starting May 20. The proposal narrows down what issues can be discussed when they…
SC jail needs workers now, job fair set for Saturday
South Carolina’s largest detention center is facing a serious staffing shortage and officials are looking to hire those looking for work.
SC Senate finally passes solar energy expansion bill
A long debated proposal in South Carolina to expand solar energy has passed its biggest hurdle.
SC lawmakers hopeful hate crimes bill will pass next year
Some South Carolina lawmakers are optimistic a hate crime bill will pass soon.
SC attorney general wants $63M in lawyer fees reduced
The South Carolina attorney general has joined a private lawyer in asking a judge to reduce the $63 million attorneys are asking as their fee for settling a utility lawsuit.
South Carolina will end “fall back” time change with OK from Congress
Fall back no more: Daylight saving time all the time in SC?
