SC lawmakers fail to meet budget deadline
State lawmakers missed a key budget deadline Tuesday, June 30 leaving the state without a finalized spending plan for the new fiscal year.
From $152 million to nearly $320 million, that’s the gap House lawmakers made when they amended the Senate version of the South Carolina state budget with less than a week left in the legislative session.
State lawmakers missed a key budget deadline Tuesday, June 30 leaving the state without a finalized spending plan for the new fiscal year.
At the State House Monday, May 18, lawmakers returned to continue debate on proposed congressional redistricting.
Firefighters from all across South Carolina were at the State House Wednesday, March 4, as part of Fire Service Legislative Day.
This afternoon lawmakers, healthcare providers, and others gathered at the State House for Reproductive Health Advocacy Day.
At the SC State House a house subcommittee will hold a hearing Tuesday, Feb. 17, to discuss a bill to impeach 5th Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson.
Inside the State House lawmakers began a debate on two new abortion bills.
The upcoming session at the State House begins January 16, and lawmakers have pre-filed hundreds of bills.
For the Midlands’ Jewish community an event at the State House is serving as a beacon of hope after the tragic shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia.
Of South Carolina’s population of more than 5 million people, 5.6% are hispanic.