SC Planned Parenthood advocates react after SCOTUS rules states can cut off Medicaid funding
In a decision of six to three, the U.S. Supreme Court justices determined that states have the right to cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.
The Seizures Safe Schools Act took effect during the first week of July, requiring all South Carolina public and charter schools to adopt a seizure training program.
In a decision of six to three, the U.S. Supreme Court justices determined that states have the right to cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood.
“But no matter what the court or politicians say, transgender people are not alone in this fight. Our case in SC continues and we will never stop fighting in the courtroom and in communities across the state to ensure that transgender South Carolinians have the freedom to shape their own futures,” says Woodrum.
On Wednesday, June 18, Governor McMaster signed a bill he says will significantly improve the state’s ability to generate and deliver the power needed to keep pace with the state’s rapid economic growth and rising population.
Governor Henry McMaster issued an executive order Tuesday, June 17, to speed up repairs on the I-20 overpass bridge that collapsed over the weekend.
South Carolina inmate Stephen Stanko is set to die by lethal injection Friday evening, June 13th, at 6 p.m.
At a press conference Wednesday morning, Governor Henry McMaster announced the release of the final state budget, including 11 vetoed lines, for the upcoming fiscal year.
Governor Henry McMaster was joined by fellow lawmakers to sign the “Disclosure of Intimate Images” bill into law, making what’s referred to as “revenge porn” — illegal.
SC Governor Henry McMaster held a ceremonial signing for the Disclosure of Intimate Images Bill (H. 3058).
After passing in the House, a bill known by President Trump as the “One, Big, Beautiful Bill” is a step closer to being signed into law. However the document that’s over 1,000 pages long is bringing mixed emotions from local leaders.