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The South Carolina Department of Transportation is seeking public input from residents in Colleton, Dorchester and Horry counties on several bridge replacement projects.

The partnership between the South Carolina Forestry Commission and Clemson University offers homeowners the opportunity to remove Bradford pears and replace the trees with native species, for free.

The monks' 120-day Walk for Peace made steps through Saluda Thursday, Day 75, and is expected to reach Columbia this weekend. Their pilgrimage began in Fort Worth, Texas and will continue north towards Washington, D.C.

More than 200 citizens met outside the Statehouse in the Palmetto State's capital city to protest. Signs that read "ICE out of our communities" filled the sidewalk next to the South Carolina Confederate Monument.

Americans can begin filing their 2025 income tax returns on Monday, Jan. 26.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health announced Wednesday that a child has died from flu-related complications—the first pediatric death in the state this season.

Short-term rentals that can be booked on applications like Airbnb and Vrbo will mostly be limited to commercial and mixed-use districts.

One of the nation's longest serving mayors details the transformation of historic Charleston as well as the pain of a massive hurricane, and a horrific hate crime.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health announced Tuesday that 26 new cases of measles have been confirmed in the Upstate since last Friday, bringing the total number of illnesses in the current outbreak to more than 200.

U.S. health officials have made unprecedented changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, alarming pediatricians and other medical experts. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now recommends that all children get vaccinated against 11 diseases, down from 18 a year ago.