S.C. attorney general tells state's capital city to drop its conversion therapy ban
South Carolina's attorney general seeks to overturn Columbia's ban on conversion therapy, citing violations of state law and religious rights for counselors.
Supreme Court Weighs Cutting Off Planned Parenthood From Medicaid Funding
The Supreme Court is reviewing a case that may restrict Planned Parenthood's Medicaid funding, impacting low-income patients' access to essential healthcare services.
South Carolina moves ahead with cruel' firing squad execution despite outcry
South Carolina's upcoming execution by firing squad raises ethical and safety concerns, reflecting a contentious revival of capital punishment after a long hiatus.
First firing squad execution in 15 years carried out in South Carolina
Brad Keith Sigmon was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, marking the state's first use of this method and highlighting complexities of the death penalty.
South Carolina moves ahead with cruel' firing squad execution despite outcry
South Carolina's upcoming execution by firing squad raises ethical and safety concerns, reflecting a contentious revival of capital punishment after a long hiatus.
First firing squad execution in 15 years carried out in South Carolina
Brad Keith Sigmon was executed by firing squad in South Carolina, marking the state's first use of this method and highlighting complexities of the death penalty.
Rash of ICE impersonation follows Trump immigration crackdown, police say
A man in South Carolina was arrested for impersonating a law enforcement officer and unlawfully detaining a driver, highlighting risks to immigrant communities.
Family wants answers after teen worker driving go-kart fatally collides with forklift at SC amusement park
A tragic go-kart accident claiming the life of 17-year-old Kamel Seveion Sewell is under investigation, raising questions about safety protocols at amusement parks.
Mike Shula is promoted to offensive coordinator at South Carolina after a successful stint as an analyst, aiming to enhance the team's offensive strategy.
Susan Smith, mother who drowned her children, set to ask parole board for freedom
Susan Smith, convicted of murdering her two sons, seeks parole after 30 years in prison, amidst opposition from victims' family and legal representatives.