Legislators could bar mailed speeding tickets
Legislators have advanced a bill meant to stop a South Carolina town from using a camera and radar system to send traffic tickets through the mail.
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Senate strips funding from state prosecutors
South Carolina senators have voted by a narrow margin to scrap funding for state prosecutors.
Report: More people will reduce Southern forests
Population growth and urbanization could reduce the 200 million acres of forestland in the U.S. South over the next 50 years.
Lawsuit claims conspiracy against SC disabled
A federal lawsuit accuses employees of South Carolina agencies and a nonprofit organization of conspiring to withdraw needed day health services from severely disabled adults and instead send them to work activity centers funded with taxpayer money.
Tea party says budget votes can cost Senate seats
Tea party activists say that South Carolina lawmakers who have resumed debate on a $6 billion state spending plan could lose their jobs if they vote to spend too much.
Three arrested in Camden murder
Three people have been arrested in connection with what investigators are saying was an home invasion and murder Monday night.
Opposing Sides Speak Out on Amazon
Opposing sides of a proposed sales tax exemption for Amazon.com are gearing up for a second vote in the South Carolina House.
Lawsuit for SC Disabled
A federal lawsuit accuses employees of South Carolina agencies and a nonprofit organization of conspiring to withdraw needed day health services from severely disabled adults and instead send them to work activity centers funded with taxpayer money.
Amazon Tax Break being Pushed Again
Opposing sides of a proposed sales tax exemption for Amazon.com are gearing up for a re-vote in the South Carolina House.
GOP Field Clears Up
Okay, so Trump, Huckabee out. Gingrich in. Haley? Maybe.
