WIS Investigates is taking a closer look at $4 million in state money earmarked to refurbish the AME Church’s Vision Center in Fairfield County.

An audio recording obtained from an Allen University board meeting reveals key details behind the school’s unbuilt stadium project.

A new court filing in the federal case against Lamonica “Monti” Valrie details luxury items agents say they found in his Florida home.

A 70+ page contract between Allen University and 50 Plus 1 Sports highlights further details on the flawed business deal.

A federal indictment against the man behind Allen University’s failed football stadium project is raising questions about how trustees approved the agreement.

A man is now facing federal charges after allegedly defrauding Columbia’s Allen University out of millions that were meant for the construction of a new football stadium.

New records obtained by WIS show years of workplace violations and hazards at Healthcare SC’s former mattress plant in Winnsboro.

A dozen businesses along the Manning Avenue corridor in Sumter are asking for help as construction on the Manning Avenue Bridge Replacement Project continues.

South Carolina’s Department of Motor Vehicles has collected nearly $100 million over at least the past five years from driver data requests and bulk data access, according to records reviewed by WIS Investigates.

Construction signs remain along Hardscrabble Road nearly a decade after crews began widening the seven-mile stretch in 2017, prompting questions from drivers about whether the project is complete.

Death can be an uncomfortable conversation, but leaving your loved ones without a plan puts you at risk of ending up in the wrong hands.

Residents along Boney Road in Blythewood say speeding cars and crumbling pavement have turned the roadway into a danger zone.

State testing found contaminated diesel fuel at a Sandy Run gas station after the South Carolina Department of Agriculture received 25 complaints from customers, according to the agency.

Fire departments across the Midlands could potentially be seeing longer wait times, higher firetruck prices and increased repair delays as national supply chain issues strain budgets across the region.

A Midlands mental health facility is getting the attention of lawmakers in South Carolina and Hawaii after two patients died there last year.