Though the Clarendon County Board of Voter Registration and Elections has unanimously voted to hire a new executive director, the public doesn’t know who it is yet.

The former Grand Motel site will become 30 affordable homes and the James E. Christopher Community Center, giving families and the surrounding neighborhood a new place to live and gather.

Dominion Energy South Carolina announced the three-year, three-million-dollar expansion to provide year-round bill assistance and home weatherization improvements for eligible customers.

The U.S. Small Business Administration approved Gov. Henry McMaster's disaster declaration request that will provide financial assistance to eligible businesses.

National Weather Service meteorologists in Columbia and Charleston have released post-storm analyses detailing the rare and complex severe weather outbreak that struck South Carolina and southeast Georgia over the weekend because of Hurricane Isaias.

Earthquakes can happen without warning. To keep yourself safe here is what you need to know before, during and after.

South Carolina’s 2026 School Report Card shows an increase in schools earning ‘excellent’ ratings and the state’s highest on-time graduation rate in a decade, while education officials outline plans to address achievement gaps for students with disabilities.

South Carolina Arts Commission board member Russell "Rip" Parks will resign Oct. 16, after the board's next meeting in Greenville. Parks was one of five commissioners to vote against funding for two LGBTQ+ organizations.

South Carolina will have a new elected U.S. Senator for the first time in about 15 years. And if one of the three leading women on stage wins the election, she will be the state's first woman elected to represent South Carolina in the Senate.

Gov. McMaster said Thursday that the federal government will increase spending on Helene cleanup