South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and state leaders met with commanders from South Carolina's military installations on Sept. 23, 2026, to discuss the status and needs of each base.

Harriet Hancock, a woman known throughout Columbia as a pioneer and advocate for LGBTQ rights in South Carolina, has died. She would have turned 90 Friday.

Morning Edition host Kristina Thacker talks with reporter Scott Morgan during Telehealth Awareness Week.

Cecil Williams is well-known as a chronicler of the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina and the founder of the South Carolina Civil Rights Museum. In 2024, Williams joined University of South Carolina history professor Bobby Donaldson at StoryCorps to share how his love of photography evolved into a passionate, lifelong career.

Three men haul in a gator nearly as big as their boat from the Waccamaw River.

Greenville has received a $375,800 state grant, plus $104,000 in city matching funds, to plan flood mitigation work on Richland Creek, with a City Council vote and possible fall bid process ahead.

The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services has proposed changes to dock regulations, including new size limits and permitting rules, to reduce navigation and access conflicts along South Carolina's coast.

Kershaw County joins several others putting a temporary halt on data center development.

For Telehealth Awareness Week, Scott Morgan takes a look at the evolving landscape of remote healthcare.

The Charlotte City Council voted 7-4 Monday to support the Interstate 77 toll lanes after council members Malcolm Graham and Joi Mayo changed their votes from no to yes. Their reversal means the $4 billion toll lanes will almost certainly be built.