COLUMBIA — There have never been more women serving simultaneously in the South Carolina Senate as there are today. All four of the history-making lawmakers decided Wednesday that a federal […]
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Advocates say a tracking system for sexual assault evidence in South Carolina would give survivors peace of mind. The victims of those crimes would always know where […]
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COLUMBIA, S.C. State lawmakers are weighing whether to give South Carolina coroners the authority to test the blood of a parent or guardian when a young child in that person’s […]
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Charleston, S.C. – WCBD – Senator Sandy Senn is joined by the South Carolina Department of Transportation, Charleston County Public Works, City of Charleston and elected officials for the fourth […]
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – One state senator believes there needs to be a law that covers threats against all public buildings and spaces, including churches and public parks. The broader […]
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD)– In October, the Department of Health and Environmental Control closed their investigation into, Frontier Logistics, the company they previously blamed for a plastic pellet spill in July. […]
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South Carolina Highway 61 makes me want to sing, but I don’t want to sing the blues! Am I alone in getting a nostalgic feeling when riding along Highway 61 […]
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More than 100 homeowners in Charleston and Dorchester counties face flooding issues but live in places where many state and local agencies have authority over drainage, and they’ve turned to […]
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State Senator Sandy Senn has been chosen to chair the Countywide Intergovernmental Flooding Prevention Taskforce Committee. The announcement was made Wednesday by Representative Peter McCoy, who chairs the Charleston County […]
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Those chilling, racist videos from a Columbia 16-year-old should have been a wake-up call for South Carolina in more ways than one. As Seanna Adcox reports, the new disturbing-schools law […]
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