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The ECO Runways “Activism x Environmentalism” show is May 9 at SC Society Hall. Gullah Gala is May 18 at the International African American Museum.

SC House Republicans used an obscure rule to circumvent the Senate after sweeping energy reforms stalled in the upper chamber. The stalemate could kill several mental health reforms.

Demolition of the former Spartanburg City Hall building on West Broad Street is set to begin by May 6. The process will take about five weeks to complete.

In Greenville County, harm reduction strategies, including clean needle exchanges, are attracting large institutional partners to combat the opioid epidemic.

Carolina Gas Transmission wants 85 percent rate hike to supply natural gas to utilities in SC, triggering protests to FERC. The raise could mean higher bills.

South Carolinas Medicaid agency is required by federal law to provide voter registration information to its program members and applicants, but only US citizens.

The University of South Carolinas growing student body and campus prompted a lawsuit from three Columbia neighborhoods over the Campus Village dorm complex.

For two consecutive sessions, the South Carolina Senate has passed legislation to legalize medical marijuana. The House is now set to kill it without even debating it.

Restaurants new and old, including Herd Provisions and Lost Isle, top The Post and Couriers list of top five Charleston-area restaurants to enjoy in May.

Artisphere returns to downtown Greenville for its 20th festival the weekend of May 10-12, featuring 140 artists, concerts and local restaurants over three days.