So Bernie Sanders is running for president again, seeking the Democratic nomination in South Carolina. Read More >>
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The S.C. House passed a bill Thursday removing the cap on how many farmers can grow hemp in the Palmetto State, opening the door to the possibility of hundreds of growers harvesting the crop.
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U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is visiting a South Carolina area known as the "Corridor of Shame" due to its underperforming schools, making a trip to an area that's been held out as an example of the need to make reforms to the state's schools.
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The long-stalled completion of Interstate 526 got another delay Wednesday, but project supporters say they are moving ahead nonetheless.
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Some people are a little concerned about Lindsey Graham.
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Under the initiative, which went into law as part of the tax overhaul that Congress passed in 2017, states can choose a certain number of areas in the state considered "distressed" to receive tax incentives that encourage businesses to make long-term investments in low-income communities.
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Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose insurgent 2016 presidential campaign reshaped Democratic politics, announced Tuesday that he is running for president in 2020.
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So Bernie Sanders is running for president again, seeking the Democratic nomination in South Carolina.
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Some people are a little concerned about Lindsey Graham.
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Joe Biden leads a new poll of South Carolina voters for likely 2020 presidential candidates followed by Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris. Nearly two out of three Republican voters want a South Carolina GOP presidential primary in 2020, the Change Research study found.
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