South Carolina News

There are only two months left until South Carolina voters go to the polls, and the state's election officials want to make sure everyone who is eligible gets registered.

A third-party candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina is opening his state campaign headquarters in the capital city.

Mostly civil meeting covers range of topics

A South Carolina World War II vet who died last year is being awarded the highest honor given by France.

Two weeks after a South Carolina mother confessed to killing her two toddlers, a legislator wants the state's safe haven law to include older children.

South Carolina's roads and bridges need an influx of cash to keep up with traffic and to support growing economic activity surrounding Charleston's port, but Washington lawmakers are dragging their feet, industry advocates said Tuesday.

Democratic candidate challenges Republican opponent Haley to take on 5 topics in 5 regions

Business leaders and U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn will discuss a proposed federal transportation bill to fix the state's aging roads and bridges.

State fines one company, five subcontractors cited

Some inmates in South Carolina's prisons have earned another designation — missionary.

Black re-enactors from South Carolina and other states say they are dedicated to retelling the story of black Civil War troops as the 150th anniversary of the war approaches.

S.C. Highway Patrol troopers want to raise money for a memorial that will honor the 49 troopers who have died in the line of duty since the agency was created nearly 80 years ago.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley is hitting again on her signature campaign issue of government accountability.

Public wireless Internet will soon be coming to the city best known for hosting the South Carolina Apple Festival.

House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn of South Carolina is saying that he will not be voting for his party's nominee for U.S. Senate because the candidate has been indicted on a felony charge.