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Clinton College in Rock Hill gave an honorary doctorate to funk artist George Clinton, whose great-great-grandfather founded the historically Black college.

Charleston County schools have yet to move to weighted student funding, but Superintendent Anita Huggins continues push for model in hopes of academic success.

Ligustrum is a genus of flowering shrubs that are invasive in South Carolina. While pleasant to look at, these plants pose a big threat to native vegetation.

Probate Court Judge Irvin Condon has defended more than $15,000 in spending that Charleston County claims was unauthorized, but he struggled to explain the Chewbacca mask and was told hell be repaying thousands.

Susan Cutter, a USC Columbia geography professor studying disasters and hazards such as hurricanes, was elected to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences.

Spending in the S.C. Senate District 12 race approached six figures before April 1, and one candidate loaned his bid $100,000, campaign finance reports show.

President Joe Bidens White House announced longtime South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom in a May 3 ceremony.

In a North Charleston town hall forum led by Jerome Hayward, Mike Brown, William Leon and others, city council members discussed a potential split from CCSD.

Senior Jessie Leitzel earned finalist spot at national poetry contest, CCSD to host annual gala, and superintendent gives updates on new proposed funding model.

A new Asian restaurant could be coming to a shuttered classic Five Points Bar, an instrument repair shop is coming to Assembly, national coffee chain to open in the Vista.