SC Public Radio Staff
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New operations in Florence and Spartanburg will add to South Carolina's workforce. -
Jonathan Felkel, 34, was indicted last December with violating the housing rights of his Black neighbor, Jarvis McKenzie. He pleaded guilty in March. -
The Community Development Block Grants, awarded by the South Carolina Department of Commerce, total more than $7 million. -
The South Carolina Election Commission has determined voter eligibility for the Aug. 11 Special Republican primary. -
All Things Considered Host Reagan Knight speaks with South Carolina ETV and Public Radio Statehouse Reporter Gavin Jackson. -
Leaders from across South Carolina and the nation are sharing memories and tributes as they reflect on the life, public service, and political legacy of longtime U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham. -
A petition on change.org calls on lawmakers to pass a federal amendment known as Javeayah's Law to strengthen accountability for crimes against children to prevent future tragedies. -
Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review voted unanimously to defer conceptual approval for the mixed-use residence hall at 106 Coming Street citing concerns over the historical site's past. -
South Carolina ETV and Public Radio's Chief Meteorologist Tim Miller and Morning Edition Host Kristina Thacker discuss the dangerously high heat index. -
The county council narrowly passed a change to tax incentives in the $1.5 billion Octapharma project.
