John Crangle News Today

Almost every lawmaker in the SC general assembly has a job outside of the legislature. Sometimes, their votes can benefit their employers. Do we draw a line?

The blurry line between Haley’s personal and public interests became the subject of a South Carolina State House investigation in 2012.

South Carolina Judge Daniel Coble showed he’s no activist judge who will question the attorney general’s bestowal of $75 million upon two small private law firms who helped settle a nuclear case.

Orangeburg officials keep records of government activity mostly updated on the city’s website, a review of records shows.

Area schools districts have partnered together to raise funds for their Future Farmers of America chapters, with a benefit concert at 7 p.m. Aug. 19 at Lake Hamiltons Wolf Arena.

A hearing Monday before SC Judge Clifton Newman will air opposing views as to whether a $75 million payment to two private law firms in the Savannah River nuclear waste case was legal.

Attorney General Alan Wilson carved out the fee from a $600 million settlement from the federal government for failing to remove bomb-grade plutonium from the Savannah River nuclear weapons complex.

S.C. Treasurer Curtis Loftis gave GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy access to pension board members to sell his risky, anti-ESG services. Critics say such a switch could be costly to

Prosecuting Alex Murdaugh wasn’t cheap.

Prosecuting Alex Murdaugh wasn’t cheap.