South Carolina women struggle to get seat at table in Legislature
Women make up more than half of South Carolina’s population, but they only make up about 14% of the Legislature.
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Author: Claire Carter
Columbia honors Vietnam veterans in 45th annual Veterans Day parade
The Vietnam War ended 50 years ago. Today, Columbia honored the veterans who served in Vietnam at the 45th annual Veterans Day parade.
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Tem Miles re-elected mayor of West Columbia
Tem Miles and each of the incumbent candidates won in West Columbia’s elections Tuesday.
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Nikki Haley talks Israel, Palestine while filing for SC presidential primary
But did Haley’s event at the Statehouse violate state laws for using the facility because it was a campaign event?
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As AI threatens to create new child porn market, SC legislators have yet to discuss
AI-generated child sex abuse material concerns South Carolina’s attorney general. But lawmakers say it’s not a part of the immediate conversation.
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Can Haley win South Carolina?
She was the state’s first female governor. She served as United Nations ambassador under President Trump. Can she win her own state as a stepping stone to become the Republican Party’s nominee?
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The cat is out of the bag: Walking isn’t just for dogs!
Maybe it’s time for your cat to be on the other side of the window. On a leash, of course!
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Meet the parents: Columbia prepares for USC’s family weekend
Mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters will gather in Columbia this weekend. Businesses are ready.
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EXCLUSIVE: Dominion Energy under investigation for use of herbicides
Cayce residents are complaining on social media about herbicides spreading to their yards, killing plants and harming pets.
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Vietnam War helicopter getting makeover with students’ help
Students are putting in work to restore a Vietnam War helicopter.
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