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What began as a trickle of cases has morphed into a way of way of life in South Carolina as the coronavirus continues its relentless attack on the state, infecting rural pockets and urban centers with ruthless efficiency. Read more
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Challenges from the pandemic and a subsequent coronavirus-induced recession come at the same time automakers are contending with costly restructuring and modernization efforts.
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Senator Lindsey Graham signaled Saturday that he'd reverse course on a 2016 declaration that the Senate shouldn't fill a Supreme Court seat during an election year.
While the Legislature created the late special session to make decisions on COVID-19 aid and state spending, other measures that haven't received much attention are advancing, too.Â
Real-time stats and the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak in SC and beyond, compiled by our reporters and editors. Read more
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A candlelight vigil after the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg at Broad and Meeting Street on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020 in downtown Charleston.
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Interest rates for 30-year mortgage loans have dropped below 3 percent, the lowest since record-keeping began in 1971.
Modal is the second-ever modern hostel in South Carolina — the only other in the state is Charleston's NotSo Hostel — and the first in Greenville. It's been open since late July, and bookings aren't heavy but are steady.Â
Modal is the second-ever modern hostel in South Carolina — the only other in the state is Charleston's NotSo Hostel — and the first in Greenville. It's been open since late July, and bookings aren't heavy but are steady. Read more
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While the Legislature created the late special session to make decisions on COVID-19 aid and state spending, other measures that haven't received much attention are advancing, too. Read more
Challenges from the pandemic and a subsequent coronavirus-induced recession come at the same time automakers are contending with costly restructuring and modernization efforts. Read more
For a Horry County Schools elementary school teacher, the return to brick-and-mortar instruction has been more about babysitting than education, while fellow employees also are loose with standard COVID-19 protocols. Read more
Retired Army Maj. Gen. William Grimsley proposed that all 46 county VA offices become a part of the new statewide department, meaning they could become state employees. Read more
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COLUMBIA — Few members of the Republican Party have taken a political journey as long as Lin…
While the Legislature created the late special session to make decisions on COVID-19 aid and state spending, other measures that haven't received much attention are advancing, too.Â
The only thing that felt normal was what happened on the field as Clemson raced to another blowout victory. Read more
There are a few things that a couple local seafood experts can agree on: flounder and shrimp prices are not expected to rise too high in the fall and winter, and those who love crab legs can expect to pay extremely high prices this fall and winter. Read more
Those most familiar with South Carolina’s history likely realize that what many consider the most important U.S. Supreme Court ruling ever has very deep roots in Clarendon County. Read more
Yes, it's tough-going for the Charleston arts world. But with the help of enlightened collaborations, some artists are getting going. Read more
