SC lawmakers compromise to get state budget passed on to governor’s desk
Both chambers passed an almost $14 billion budget which includes income tax cuts and almost a billion dollars on road improvement.
Gov. Henry McMaster
GUN REFORM LAWS: SC groups disagree on how to address nationwide problem with gun violence
Politicians in South Carolina have also weighed in on the issue, including a candidate for governor and the current governor himself.
RACE FOR GOVERNOR: Candidates from both parties speak about goals for Palmetto State
Since Tuesday, South Carolinians have been able to cast their ballots in state primary elections.
Last day of legislative session concludes with SC lawmakers left with work to do
Lawmakers will return June 15th and 28th to work on the budget, a select other specific bills and any vetoes from the governor.
Governor McMaster signs bill to strengthen foster care
A South Carolina bill signed today will provide an extended voluntary foster care program when a child ages out of foster care on their 18th birthday.
CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT: SC governor joins state agencies and organizations to recognize growing issue
If you need to report child abuse or neglect, you can contact the DSS hotline anonymously to help someone in need.
MILITARY DAY: Statehouse event recognizes SC men and women who serve their country
The major general says the future is not just bright because of military facilities but also the men and women of the military.
What does the governor’s education proposal include and how does it affect school districts?
McMaster says all districts will see an increase in funds through the proposal.
McMaster files for re-election as African-American senator officially joins governor race
Henry McMaster has lived in the governor’s mansion for more than five years and is hoping to stay for four more. However, today a Democratic challenger submitted her name for the race.
PAY INCREASE: Gov. McMaster proposes raises for state law enforcement officers
“We extensively and comprehensively measured the pay of our officers and found in many cases that it was inadequate,” McMaster said.
