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License plate readers draw ire of government watchdog in lawsuit against state police - Vimarsana News

License plate readers draw ire of government watchdog in lawsuit against state police

The South Carolina Public Interest Foundation has a pending lawsuit against the State Law Enforcement Division and its chief, Mark Keel, for recording and storing millions of license plate reads

SC's 6-week abortion ban heads to Supreme Court Tuesday. Here's what the law actually would do - Vimarsana News

SC's 6-week abortion ban heads to Supreme Court Tuesday. Here's what the law actually would do

There are a lot of details packed into South Carolina’s most recent law banning abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy. As the state’s all-male Supreme Court hears arguments, we unpack the law section by section.

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Fort Mill gets $25 million to build a new operations center. What will happen to the armory? - Vimarsana News

Fort Mill gets $25 million to build a new operations center. What will happen to the armory?

At a formal announcement Tuesday, Fort Mill Mayor Guynn Savage talked about plans for a new site to house the town’s offices and operations.

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Letter: South Carolina Judicial Reform Needed Now - Vimarsana News

Letter: South Carolina Judicial Reform Needed Now

Lawyer-legislators must be removed from panel which picks judicial candidates ...

SC's six-week abortion ban again goes to state Supreme Court | Palmetto Politics - Vimarsana News

SC's six-week abortion ban again goes to state Supreme Court | Palmetto Politics

The central new questions for round two of Planned Parenthood vs. the state of South Carolina may be whether justices set precedent with their January ruling and if so, how