Tag: statehouse
National ‘Stand Up for Science’ protests reach Columbia
The “Stand Up for Science” rally in Columbia saw scientists and advocates push for more scientific funding.
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Carolina Day highlights the impact of higher education
Gamecocks from across the state came together to celebrate and advocate for USC.
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‘Walk a Mile in Our Shoes’ event coming soon
Some men will walk the mile in women’s shoes to show support for female survivors.
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Recovery from substance abuse brings hope to SC college students
Students and staff from 10 colleges across the state came to Columbia to remind students that help is out there.
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USC student riding scooter hit by truck near campus
The accident happened around noon Monday near the Statehouse.
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Poetry rally at Statehouse calls for McMaster to appoint new laureate
After almost two years of not having a state poet laureate, creatives want to be heard.
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A day for mental health advocacy in SC
Mental Health Advocacy Day was designed to celebrate gains and raise awareness for the state’s mental health needs.
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SC Senate hears testimony about controversial education bill
The proposed education bill would restrict the teaching of certain topics related to race and other sensitive topics in schools.
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Women in state government? SC ranks 49th, might not see gender parity for 200 years, one research group says
Women, by far, are the minority in state government. And South Carolina is the only state without women on its Supreme Court.
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House rejects Senate abortion ban, appoints members to committee to resolve differences
The two chambers now can come together in committee to resolve their differences.
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SC phasing out paying workers with disabilities less than minimum wage
It’s currently legal in South Carolina for employers to pay workers with disabilities less than minimum wage. This will change in August 2024 when a law banning this nearly 80-year-old practice goes into effect.
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House approves doubling fines for passing a stopped school bus
The House passed a bill that would increase penalties for drivers unlawfully passing stopped school buses, extend stop signs on school buses and allow the Superintendent to change “dangerous” bus stop locations.
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