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In the neighborhoods surrounding Lake Katherine, one of the most heavily flooded areas in Columbia during October 2015’s historic “thousand-year flood,” locals, like Marwan Marzagao, went from house to house on Jon boats and pontoons to rescue neighbors trapped in their flooded homes.

As South Carolina enters peak fall foliage season, hidden dangers come with falling leaves.

More than 260,000 households throughout the state may not receive the needed food assistance on its usual schedule.

The South Carolina Supreme Court has suggested solutions to avoid a legal dispute over lawmakers' pay. The court heard arguments on Wednesday about a $1,500 monthly raise passed in June. The raise was set to start in July but was challenged by Sen. Wes Climer. He argued it violated the state constitution, which prohibits pay increases before an election. The raise was labeled as "in-district compensation," but Climer claims it functions as a salary. The court's decision halted all payments, leaving lawmakers unpaid. The outcome could delay payments until 2026, affecting legislators' ability to cover expenses.

St. Patrick Catholic Church has been awarded $500,000 as part of the National Fund for Sacred Places.

Federal indictment charges Charleston County judge and another man with distributing materials involving the sexual abuse of children.

QMP, Inc. will establish the company's first East Coast manufacturing operation in Walterboro.

The State's Department of Public Safety and Department of Education are issuing the critical call as part of National School Bus Safety Week.

Mike Switzer interviews Jane Frederick, with Frederick and Frederick Architects in Beaufort, SC.

Mike Switzer interviews Jane Frederick, with Frederick and Frederick Architects in Beaufort, SC.