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The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division continues to investigate the May 8 shooting. The incident marks the 14th officer-involved shooting in the state this year.

A federal civil lawsuit against the former Colleton County clerk of court and a motion to unseal a criminal case against her were both revealed Monday as Murdaugh's legal team prepares to defend him again.

The courtesy inspections by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources will take place at public boat landings across the state beginning this Saturday.

The South Carolina House is debating legislation that could redraw congressional districts to help Republicans possibly win an additional seat in the November elections.

The suit filed Sunday in federal court in South Carolina against former Colleton County Clerk of Court Rebecca Hill seeks punitive and compensatory damages and attorneys’ fees.

Ice hockey has been on the rise in the state for both boys and girls. The number of boys under 18 playing has jumped 64%, from 3,650 to 5,982, since 2013-14. Girls’ enrollment, meanwhile, has grown from 282 to 913, a growth rate of 224%, according to data from USA Hockey.

After seven years, Rock Hill's pioneering bus system will stop running. An expanded version of on-demand shuttle service operated by York County will replace it.

Governor Henry McMaster has declared May 18 through May 22, 2026, as South Carolina Heat Safety Week, prompting a coalition of state agencies to urge residents to prepare for extreme summer temperatures before the season officially begins.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration approved the new timeline to support a recreational data collection pilot program.

Weather permitting, controlled burning will continue through May 30 in the Old Bluff Road area.