George Sink Injury Lawyers Honored as 2025 Best of South Carolina Winner
CHARLESTON, SC — George Sink Injury Lawyers, one of South Carolina’s most recognized personal injury law firms, has been named a 2025 Best of South…
Sen. Josh Kimbrell Surrenders Company Assets Amid Lawsuit Over Misused Funds
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — South Carolina State Senator Josh Kimbrell, who recently launched a campaign for governor in the 2026 election, has surrendered his stake in…
Scout Motors Begins Hiring for South Carolina Assembly Line Maintenance Jobs
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Scout Motors has officially started hiring for its highly anticipated electric vehicle assembly plant in Blythewood, with the first wave of 70…
First 2025 Cases of Eastern Equine Encephalitis Confirmed in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina officials have confirmed the first Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus cases of 2025, after two horses — one in Jasper…
Indian Man Drowns at Hilton Head Island Beach While Swimming With Son
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — A 49-year-old Indian national tragically drowned Thursday evening while swimming with his son off the coast of Hilton Head Island,…
Rolls-Royce Invests $75 Million in South Carolina Plant to Boost Engine Production
AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA — Global power systems manufacturer Rolls-Royce is making a major commitment to its South Carolina operations with a $75 million investment in…
South Carolina Fisherman Sentenced for Falsifying Catch Records and Lying to Federal Agents
SOUTH CAROLINA — A commercial fisherman based in McClellanville has been sentenced to more than a year in federal prison after being convicted of falsifying…
12-Year-Old Jaysen Carr Dies from Rare Amoeba Infection in South Carolina’s Lake Murray
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The family of a 12-year-old South Carolina boy who tragically died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba in Lake Murray has publicly…
South Carolina’s 8,000 Roadless Acres Could Lose Protections Under Federal Proposal
COLUMBIA, SC — More than 8,000 acres of roadless land in South Carolina’s national forests could soon be vulnerable to development, logging, and mining, as…
Dead Animals Becoming a Common Sight on South Carolina Roads, Raising Safety and Development Concerns
COLUMBIA, SC — If you’ve driven through South Carolina lately, you’ve likely noticed a grim trend: an increase in roadkill scattered along highways, rural roads,…