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Tim Scott files for SC presidential primary

By Sophia Laico | Oct 16, 2023

SC poised to be a leader in electric vehicle indus...

By Dylan Knichel | Apr 2, 2023

USC music school revamps jazz program, connects wi...

By Margaret Walker | Mar 30, 2023

SC bee advocates working to revitalize diminishing...

By Abby Foncannon | Mar 24, 2023

Women keep on trucking

By Grace Brown | Mar 22, 2023

A hate crimes bill has reached the Senate for a se...

By Abby Foncannon | Mar 17, 2023

Marsh restoration project builds coastal resilience and community

by Danielle Cahn | Feb 20, 2023

The salt marsh restoration project in Charleston has planted acres of protective, smooth cordgrass and brought the community together through volunteer opportunities.

2 SC muralists bring color to East Coast

by Margaret Walker | Feb 6, 2023

Allison Dunnavant messaged Christine Crawford on Instagram to help with a project just over a year ago. Now, they’re business partners whose careers have only sped up.

MUSC reaches final stage of critical psychedelic drug research

by Connor Bird | Nov 28, 2022

Medical university’s research proves psychedelics to be beneficial in helping people with PTSD, researchers say.

Ketamine therapy is proving to be effective in helping mental health

by Connor Bird | Nov 22, 2022

The drug is becoming a popular way to help patients with mental illness and chronic pain.

SC working to improve roads over bridges after years of neglect

by Holly Poag | Nov 14, 2022

The state’s transportation department is fixing roads over bridges after 30 years of low funding.

Lexington County poll reports glitch, Allendale man tries to steal sign-in device as polls open

by Stephen Pastis and Hanah Watts | Nov 8, 2022

The Carolina News and Reporter will keep you updated throughout the day on voting in the Midlands.

Painting through pain: How Columbia man overcame homelessness through art

by Noah Watson | Oct 24, 2022

His entire life changed, but he stayed grounded through a book of paintings he and his wife made together — one of the only items that survived his two-year journey.

Healing springs, tiny churches and lots of history – here are some of South Carolina’s must-see hidden gems

by Ashton Van Ness | Nov 2, 2021

Nine spots in South Carolina that are worth the detour.

SC religious organizations prepare for Afghan refugee resettlement in state

by Emma Dooling and Michaela Catoe | Oct 20, 2021

Mission Charleston and other organizations will provide spiritual and community support to refugees resettling in Charleston and Columbia.

Tag! He’s it – Meet South Carolina’s monarch butterfly chaser

by Rachel Strieber | Apr 25, 2021

Meet Billy McCord – a naturologist, ecologist, and scattologist who spends almost every day researching, catching, and tagging monarch butterflies on the South Carolina coast.