COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ A South Carolina board has approved parole for Former HomeGold chief executive Ronnie Sheppard, who's served four years of a 20-year sentence for his role in one of the state's largest bankruptcies.
South Carolina says in a release it does not dispute three major NCAA violations involving its football program and will eliminate six scholarships over the next three years.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) _ Emails show South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley wanted a federally funded panel to find ways to opt out national health care law requirements.
In its third year, the "Be a Santa to a Senior," program is reaching 100 seniors in the Midlands.
If the National Transportation Safety Board has its way, motorists will no longer be able to chat, email or text using a cell phone, even if it's a hands-free device, and they urge all states to impose such restrictions.
A Sumter man said he was going to win the lottery and just a half hour later, he did.
A federal judge says Occupy Columbia protesters can stay on the South Carolina Statehouse grounds 24-hours a day, at least until new rules are put in place.
A Lexington County couple has been charged with exploiting a vulnerable adult.
Midlands teen Jesse Miller Gamble will honored for giving the 'gift of life' to seven organ recipients, as an artisitc floral protrait of the teen, called a floragraph, was presented to his family and will be portrayed on the Donate Life Float in the annual Rose Parade in January.
South Carolina's Legislative Audit Council has appointed Perry Simpson as its new director.
Attorneys for Occupy Columbia protesters and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley are scheduled to appear in federal court to determine whether the protesters can continue their around-the-clock demonstration on Statehouse grounds.
The former mayor and police chief in the Spartanburg County town of Wellford have been arrested and charged with misconduct in office.
LEXINGTON, S.C. (AP) _ Lexington police have charged two women with stealing gifts from a holiday collection box intended for needy children.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ Members of the South Carolina National Guard are celebrating the national organization's 375th birthday with a ceremonial cake-cutting and oral history rendition. The guard commander, Maj. Gen. Robert Livingston, is addressing soldiers and airmen at the armory in Columbia.
The state-owned utility will begin raising rates next year to pay for two nuclear power plants.
A civil lawsuit has been filed against the Summerville private school that once employed a man now accused of molesting nine boys.
The South Carolina Republican Party says it will provide only the $20,000-per-candidate filing fee toward the cost of running next month's GOP presidential primary.
Lexington police say two women stole presents a motel was collecting for needy children.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A legislative panel has initially approved a plan to fix South Carolina's pension system.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) _ The South Carolina Supreme Court has unanimously upheld a Columbia ordnance that limits houses to just three unrelated people. Peggy McMaster, wife of former state Attorney General Henry McMaster, took the issue to the high court after she was issued a zoning violation when city officials found four unrelated University of South Carolina students living in a single-family home.
You could be $200,000 richer and not even know it.
The Lexington County Coroner's Office has identified the person killed in a fatal accident Saturday morning.
South Carolina State University has finished the first building at its transportation research center after years of delay.
A legislative panel has initially approved a plan to fix South Carolina's pension system.
Local Red Cross volunteers sort holiday cards for U.S. Military members, veterans and families.
