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  • Congressman Jim Clyburn speaks to reporters about President Biden’s choice of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer.
    SC Lede: The endemic is nigh
    March 1, 2022 — Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) on President Biden's nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court; a closer look at the state budget the SC House of Representatives will soon debate; the latest guidance from SCDHEC for schools for managing COVID-19 as endemic; and more.
  • This week in Washington, Congress sent its $1.5 trillion omnibus spending plan to President Joe Biden for his signature. The spending bill also includes earmarks for the first time in more than 10 years, specifically $373 million for a variety of projects, infrastructure upgrades and initiatives across the state. Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham and Democratic Congressman Jim Clyburn were the only members of the South Carolina delegation to support the bill.
    SC Lede: Bringin' home tha bacon
    March 12, 2022 — We discuss the omnibus spending bill recently approved by Congress and what it means for South Carolina, the passage Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) anti-lynching legislation, the activity this week at the state house, and more.
  • A graph from DHEC’s latest report on overdose deaths illustrates how the dramatic the first year of the pandemic was and the nearly 60% jump in deaths from 2019.
    SC Lede: Opioid overdoses — the hidden toll of the pandemic
    March 8, 2022 — We hear from health officials on the dramatic increase in opioid deaths in South Carolina, preview this week's state legislative action, look at how geopolitical issues are affecting our economy, and more.
  • Two great Leders, host Gavin Jackson and producer A.T. Shire, wishing you a happy year end sales event to all, and to all a good APR financing.
    SC Lede: December to Remember 2022 Wind Down Event
    December 20, 2022 — On this special final episode of 2022, host Gavin Jackson and producer A.T. Shire look back on some of the biggest news stories out of the Palmetto State this year.
  • Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison gives opening remarks during the Rules & Bylaws Committee to discuss changing the 2024 presidential nominating schedule.
    SC Lede: South Carolina — The New Iowa
    December 3, 2022 — A look at a potential new Democratic presidential nomination calendar and what it means for South Carolina; comments from former UN ambassador and governor Nikki Haley about the midterm elections; the latest unemployment numbers; and more.
  • SC Lede: Claudia Smith Brinson's 'Stories of Struggle'
    On this edition of the South Carolina Lede for August 17, 2021, journalist Claudia Smith Brinson joins us to discuss her book Stories of Struggles: The Clash Over Civil Rights in South Carolina (2020, USC Press)
  • Gov. Henry McMaster and other state officials brief the media on Monday, June 7, 2021 from the State Emergency Management Division. McMaster did not renew his emergency order for the pandemic after issuing 39 consecutive ones since March 2020.
    SC Lede: State of No Emergency
    On this edition of the South Carolina Lede for June 8, 2021: Gov. Henry McMaster does not renew the state's COVID-19 pandemic-related state of emergency; the latest on millions of dollars in broadband projects set to be awarded in South Carolina; Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) continues his calls for an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus in China; and more.
  • The full House Ways and Means Committee met to approve a new, nearly $11 billion state budget that will go before the South Carolina House of Representatives next week.
    SC Lede: So Long and Farewell 'Ongoing, Widespread and Not Contained'
    On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for June 5, 2021: a look at the latest COVID-19 data in the state; an update on the new state budget currently working its way through the SC House of Representatives; another Democratic candidate joins the 2022 gubernatorial race; and more.
  • South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster speaks during a ceremony to sign a bill preventing people from suing businesses over COVID-19 on Thursday, June 24, 2021 at Cafe Strudel in West Columbia, South Carolina. The bill signing was ceremonial after the General Assembly passed the legislation in April. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Collins)
    SC Lede: Oh No Gen Z, What is You Doing?
    This edition of the South Carolina Lede for June 26, 2021 features: the latest on Washington dealmaking involving infrastructure and police reform; SC Department of Corrections Director Bryan Stirling gives us updates the death penalty in South Carolina; Gov. Henry McMaster signs the new COVID Liability legislation into law; and more.
  • An image from the GOES-East satellite of Hurricane Epsilon on Oct 21, 2020. Hurricane Epsilon quickly intensified from a Category-1 storm to a major Category-3 storm in just a few hours, making it the fourth major hurricane of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season.
    SC Lede: Experts Say We're Above Average... For Hurricanes
    On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for May 29, 2021: emergency experts weigh in on the 2021 hurricane season, which starts next week; the controversial Heritage Act goes before the state Supreme Court; Charleston County settles with the family of Jamal Sutherland; and more.
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