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Defense attorneys for Alex Murdaugh want access to the forensic extraction files for several cell phones tied to the case.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is granting South Carolina nearly $5.5 million to fund nine projects that will accelerate disaster recovery in the state.
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A three-person panel has until Oct. 5 to make a recommendation for McMaster's decision. He will then either remove Dunmeyer-Roberson from the school district board or allow her to continue serving.
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The Hollywood Town Council unanimously passed a local hate crime ordinance during its meeting Monday night.
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In 1990, our country’s debt was 40 percent of G.D.P. Now, it’s 100 percent and rising. Does it matter?
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In 1990, our country’s debt was 40 percent of G.D.P. Now, it’s 100 percent and rising. Does it matter?
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A blackened forest floor can look damaged at first glance. But when the fire was carefully planned and controlled, that dark ground may be the beginning of renewal.
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On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for September 29, 2026: we look at the candidates running for S.C. Attorney General; both Republican 8th circuit solicitor David Stumbo and Democrat lawyer Richard Hricik discuss what they want to do with the office, which has been occupied by S.C. AG Alan Wilson for nearly 16 years; and more!
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ATC Host, Reagan Knight spoke with Scott Morgan and reflected on the impact of Hurricane Helene, two years later
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South Carolina's recreational shellfish harvest season will open Thursday.