Sen. Tim Scott and South Carolina’s governor will chair Lindsey Graham’s reelection bid
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham is kicking off his pursuit of a fifth term with his home state’s top Republicans chairing ...
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Most South Carolinians approve of how state legislature is handling its job, poll finds
More than half of South Carolina voters approve of how the state legislature handled its job in the first weeks of the 2025 ...
South Carolina Governor pushes to ease entry into professions with fewer licenses
Gov. Henry McMaster is urging lawmakers to review and reduce licensing rules, saying they create unnecessary barriers for ...
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Gov. McMaster pledges $21.1M for school resource officers, staffing issues persist
Gov. Henry McMaster is promising $21.1 million from his Fiscal Year 2026 Executive Budget to hire and train more School ...
State Senate confirms new director of S.C. Department of Natural Resources
Mullikin, Ph.D., J.D., as director of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources in a unanimous vote on Wednesday.
Commentary: Expand health care access for SC families
SC Gov. Henry McMaster's effort to expand Medicaid eligibility threshold for working families is step in right direction, but ...
At an SC Holocaust memorial, a rabbi prayed for tolerance. Why were those comments cut?
At a Holocaust Remembrance Day event attended by Governor Henry McMaster, Rabbi Sam Rose prayed for tolerance to migrants, ...
Senate confirms new S.C. Department of Natural Resources director
Retired Major General Thomas S. Mullikin, Ph.D., J.D., was confirmed by the Senate as the new director of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday.
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Greenville businessman announces bid to unseat Sen. Lindsey Graham
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – An Upstate businessman has announced a run for U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Lindsey Graham. Mark Lynch, owner of Jeff Lynch Appliance Center in Greenville, announced ...
Why South Carolina should be skeptical about reviving the V.C. Summer nuclear plant | Opinion
Former Public Service Commissioner Tom Ervin wonders why anyone would want to invest in a “spectacularly failed project” that ...