Important funding for SC schools to serve low-income and disabled students is set to remain even after Trump ordered U.S.

A reader and friend, Zilphy DuRant of Florence, South Carolina mailed me a letter and clipping from The Post and Courier ...

Statehouse Republicans recently pitched reporters on an Elon Musk-style effort to cut government. What about the Government ...

COLUMBIA — A senior lawmaker wants to revisit South Carolina's Heritage Act that protects Confederate and other military ...

The NCAA women's tournament is distributing financial "units" to its participants for the first time this year. A look at ...

South Carolinians deserve leadership, not theatrics. Our financial stability, reputation and future are too important to be ...

South Carolina's homebuyer assistance program returns on March 24, 2025, offering downpayment assistance to education, law ...

State lawmaker wants to add security for Confederate monuments not just related to the Civil War. It comes as South Carolina ...

Anderson 2's superintendent eschews guest speakers and expensive programs, favoring support for teachers. Turnover is 2.4 ...

Chronic absenteeism is still threatening student learning across SC, and new state data shows that poorer school districts ...

Gedney M. Howe III occupied an elevated spot among the 2,200 members of the Charleston Bar and represented clients from all ...

A measles outbreak in Texas continues to grow and cases are popping up all over the the U.S. The vaccination rate in South ...