Crowding the plate, fearsome and fearless, Frank Robinson hammered his way into the Hall of Fame.
Senate lawmakers say legislation to reform South Carolina’s prison facilities are urgent and require more work and public input.
A Senate committee has approved the pick of a hospital executive to run South Carolina’s health and environmental department.
A Baptist minister in Spartanburg is accused of repeatedly raping and twice impregnating a child, whose pregnancies were then terminated.
A South Carolina senator has reintroduced legislation that would ban abortions in the state and possibly criminalize the act.
South Carolina lawmakers have elected an attorney to the state Court of Appeals who has never been a judge, leading some black lawmakers to temporarily walk out of the chamber.
A Mississippi man stands accused of sexually abusing two girls from South Carolina and four other girls in Ohio, and police are concerned there may be more victims in nine other states.
South Carolina lawmakers plan to hear more about bids to buy the state-owned utility Santee Cooper Wednesday afternoon.
A consultant’s report that South Carolina’s state-owned utility has at least three potential buyers who could wipe out its $8 billion debt and slow rate increases brought optimism that the problems with a pair of failed nuclear plants could end better than expected.
A South Carolina lawmaker says she hopes legislation she’s introduced will close loopholes in the state’s laws that hinder prosecution of sexual assault crimes.
