Bills pre-filed in State House
The upcoming session at the State House begins January 16, and lawmakers have pre-filed hundreds of bills.
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SCDPH releases annual report about infant mortality rate
An annual report about the infant mortality rate has been released by the SC Department of Public Health.
SC among states with most people moving out
It may not seem like it when you’re looking for a parking spot, but more people moved out of South Carolina in 2025 than moved in.
SC AG files amicus brief regulating panhandling
Under current U.S. law, begging, and panhandling are protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution.
ACC’s shift to new football scheduling model will have 12 of 17 teams playing 9 league games in 2026
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s transition to a nine-game football schedule will feature 12 of 17 football-playing members playing nine games next fall while the remaining five stay at eight.
SC AG launches investigation into Roblox
South Carolina’s attorney general is opening an investigation into one of the most popular online games for kids.
SC inmates give back this season with gifts through Operation: Spread the Joy
Many long-term care residents across the state are receiving holiday gifts from local inmates.
State Rep. Johnson says he’s running for governor to ‘fix what’s broken’ in South Carolina
State Rep. Jermaine Johnson, a Democrat running for governor in South Carolina, made his pitch to voters while appearing on “The Breakfast Club” Monday morning, saying that it is time for the Palmetto State to try something new.
Measles cases in the Upstate continue to grow
Friday, Dec. 12, SC state health officials reported 15 new cases of measles in the state since Tuesday, Dec. 9, this brings the total number of cases in South Carolina related to the Upstate outbreak to 126.
SCDSS: SC pausing childcare scholarships
A major funding shortfall led the state to pause applications and renewals for many child care scholarships.
