Attorney General Alan Wilson will host the 29th Annual Silent Witness Ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 10 a.m. on the south steps of the South Carolina Statehouse grounds.
Court documents show that Dylann Roof’s attempt to appeal his sentencing based on a judge’s alleged desire to oversee the trial has failed after the Supreme Court said they would not hear his case.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson sent a letter to Flock Safety on Monday, questioning the company’s privacy and security policies regarding its license-plate camera system.
Two Upstate arts groups are speaking out after being denied state grant funding they had already been recommended to receive following Thursday’s vote by the South Carolina Arts Commission board.
A new state audit is raising questions about South Carolina’s ability to address delays in the disability benefits process, highlighting the complicated relationship between state and federal agencies that share responsibility for reviewing disability claims.
Judge Debra McCaslin notified Alex Murdaugh’s defense team that she would hear all urgent evidentiary issues at an in-person hearing Oct. 16 at the Lexington Courthouse.
By Thomas Gruel, P.J. Williams and Marissa Thompson
Family members had raised concerns about a South Carolina woman and her children's safety weeks before two people were found dead in her home, according to court records and social media posts.
The future of college athletics could one day look very different as Congress considers sweeping legislation aimed at bringing national standards to athlete compensation, transfers and eligibility.
Dozens of commercial motor vehicles and drivers were pulled off the highways over the weekend following a multi-state law enforcement crackdown along I-95.
A group of survivors and advocates gathered at the South Carolina State House to call for changes they said would better protect victims and their families.
Multiple individuals face human trafficking and prostitution charges after police served warrants at six locations tied to three Greenville County massage parlors, officials said.
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace called for strict criminal accountability after two young children were stabbed in Spartanburg County, echoing past statements against mental health defenses in child violence cases.
SC election officials are urging residents to register or update their voter information before deadlines arrive ahead of the upcoming statewide general election.
Critics in South Carolina are questioning why Virginia customers are being offered a significantly enhanced package of benefits in NextEra-Dominion merger while South Carolina customers are not.
The South Carolina State Museum has removed a Ku Klux Klan flyer from one of its major historical exhibitions after visitors raised concerns about its placement
Newly obtained records from the Greenville County Coroner’s Office detail the scene, drug evidence, and family interviews following the accidental overdose death of Hayden Panettiere.
Fairfield County tax records list Vision Center as owner of the nearly 217-acre property; the county’s sales-history field shows a 2022 transfer for $1, a figure WIS is seeking to reconcile with other accounts of the sale.
Groups that help crime victims across South Carolina will soon receive more than $29 million in federal and state grants, Attorney General Alan Wilson announced Wednesday.
The Greenville County Coroner ruled actress Hayden Panettiere’s death an accidental drug overdose, but Greenville Police say their investigation remains active and ongoing.
South Carolina’s U.S. Senate candidates are intensifying their campaigns across the state while increasingly targeting one another on the campaign trail.
