SC house approves special session on redistricting
SC lawmakers are one step closer to holding a vote on redrawing the state’s congressional districts.
South Carolina
South Carolina moves to ban grade floor policies for public schools
South Carolina lawmakers have approved legislation that would ban ‘grade-floor’ policies in K-12 public schools, positioning the Palmetto State to be the first in the nation to enact such a prohibition.
South Carolina joins Southern redistricting push after US Supreme Court ruling on minority districts
An election year redistricting movement has spread to South Carolina as Republicans attempt to redraw majority-Black congressional districts that have suddenly become susceptible because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling upending protections for minority voters.
SC joins national effort to make sure every child has a home
South Carolina is joining a national effort to make sure every child has a home.
Charges filed in USC swatting hoax
USC announces that charges have been filed in connection with the USC swatting hoax that took place last Summer.
SC Chamber of Commerce celebrate small businesses in SC
Thursday, April 30, was Small Business Day at the SC State House.
Gubernatorial forum, reception to be held at SC State Museum
Candidates for South Carolina’s top office are meeting with Midlands’ business leaders.
Mark Sanford quits latest bid for Congress and says he’ll set up a debt-focused nonprofit instead
Mark Sanford, the Republican former South Carolina congressman and governor whose political ascendency was stalled by a 2009 affair, has ended his latest bid for public office.
Clyburn warns of ‘never-ending’ redistricting fights after Supreme Court strikes LA map
 Representative James Clyburn, South Carolina’s sole Democrat in Congress, issued a stark warning in the wake of the US Supreme Court’s decision to strike a Louisiana district map and render Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act “all but a dead letter.”
Senate passes pause on Liquor Liability Law
Wednesday, April 22, the state Senate voted to suspend the state’s liability insurance requirements for bars and restaurants.
