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COLUMBIA — The South Carolina Senate approved a new map for the state's U.S. House seats on Thursday, making minimal changes to the current seven districts of which all but one reliably elect Republicans.
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An Aiken County man pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a coveted horse and possession of child pornography Wednesday afternoon and will spe…
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As South Carolina prepares for a cold front Friday, area schools have made alternative plans for learning.
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A company dedicated to data centers will construct its newest footprint next to Fort Gordon, a sign of the cyber industry’s growth and interes…
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A company dedicated to data centers will construct its newest footprint next to Fort Gordon, a sign of the cyber industry’s growth and interest in the Savannah River region. Read more
Aiken County won’t be making any changes to operations at its 10 residential collection and recycling centers anytime soon and maybe not at all. Read more
The fight over redrawing South Carolina's Congressional lines has focused on the coastal 1st District, but changes made in one district reverberate across the state, and the 2nd District could see alterations that transfer Orangeburg to the much more liberal 6th District. Read more
Aiken County Administrator Clay Killian described the growth in Aiken County as “pretty incr… Read more
The Williamsburg Street redevelopment project, which aims to revitalize the area, has offici… Read more
The Aiken Municipal Development Commission recently hosted talking sessions with the prospec… Read more
Billions of dollars and a handful of nuclear weapon ventures would be jeopardized if Congress fails to pass a defense funding bill and instead relies on a full-year continuing resolution, which would freeze spending at prior levels, officials recently warned. Read more
INDIANAPOLIS — NCAA member schools voted to ratify a new, streamlined constitution Thursday, paving the way for a decentralized approach to governing college sports that will hand more power to schools and conferences. Read more
LA QUINTA, Calif. — Jon Rahm is back in the California desert for The American Express after a two-year break. It feels as though the top-ranked Spaniard never left his Arizona home. Read more
This year’s S.C. legislative session isn’t over yet — there are signs that lawmakers might still try to do their job before they adjourn for the year — but already the influence industry is gearing up for the 2022 session. Read more
