WCBD Charleston on MSN20h
Most South Carolinians approve of how state legislature is handling its job, poll finds
More than half of South Carolina voters approve of how the state legislature handled its job in the first weeks of the 2025 ...
Get ready for more traffic in Richland County. Work underway on $200M I-77 project near Scout plant.
Crews have begun work on the largest infrastructure projects ahead of Scout Motors' Blythewood manufacturing plant, as some ...
'There's got to be ongoing accountability': Lawmakers argue for merging state's health agencies
A Senate bill would merge agencies that oversee services related to disabilities, special needs, alcohol and drug abuse ...
Tahlequah Daily Press22h
KAISER HEALTH CARE: Across the South, rural health care has become ‘trendy,’ Medicaid expansion has not
Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, a small primary care clinic run by Clemson University draws patients ...
WCIV Charleston on MSN20h
Gov. McMaster praises confirmation of Tom Mullikin as SCNR director
Governor Henry McMaster released a statement on the confirmation of Tom Mullikin as the new director of the South Carolina ...
Red states create their own DOGE efforts to cut state government
Red states are echoing President Donald Trump’s quest to slash the size and cost of the federal government with their own initiatives aimed at making government smaller and more efficient. In the ...
EV maker Scout Motors wants to sell directly to buyers but can't do it in its home state
Volkswagen-backed Scout Motors is making a massive bet in the electric SUV market with a carefully cultivated experience that will allow some customers to buy the ...
Charleston City Paper1h
NEW for 2/7: Social media access, teacher bill, rhetoric, hate crimes
This week's Big Story highlights a House bill that would limit minors’ access to social media; while another story highlights how a teacher bill advances in S.C., but faces an uncertain future in the ...
Index-Journal23h
A series of disasters taught SC how to work with FEMA. Leaders encourage reform, not ending it.
It’s been three months since the Strickland family fled their Spartanburg home — their young children in their arms — wading ...