17 min ago | GreenvilleOnline.com
Girl Scouts of South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands Announces Expanded Position for Lee Morriss
Girl Scouts of South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands Announces Expanded Position for Lee Morriss Columbia, SC - Kim Hutzell, President/CEO of the Girl Scouts of South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands, announced that Lee Morriss has been named Regional Director, Midlands Region for the council.
8 hrs ago | WIS-TV Columbia
South Carolina ranks second in DUI-related deaths
Heading into the holiday travel season, law enforcement is cracking down on drunk drivers.
15 hrs ago | WJBF-TV Augusta
Sc City Changes Anti-Discrimination Housing Law
South Carolina's second largest city has approved rules prohibiting discrimination in housing, accommodations and services based upon sexual orientation and other factors.
20 hrs ago | WJBF-TV Augusta
Sc Man Arrested, Accused Of Shooting At 4 Officers
A Spartanburg man has been arrested and accused of shooting at four South Carolina sheriff's deputies, including two in a helicopter.
McMaster: No decision yet on Sanford prosecution
South Carolina's attorney general says he's made no decision whether ethics complaints against Gov.
On Monday, as news filtered out that beleaguered South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford was being charged with 37 ethics violations, the woman who wants his job spoke of restoring public pride in her home state.
More Troopers on Roads for Thanksgiving
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is putting more troopers on the road for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Clemson, USC Burn Mascots Ahead Of Rivalry Game
Clemson and South Carolina students burn mascots of the opposing teams ahead of this week's rivalry game
FBI: Hate Crimes Increased In SC In 2008
An FBI report said the number of hate crimes in South Carolina increased last year, compared with 2007.
Rail car loaded with acid derails in South Carolina
Officials say eight railroad cars, one loaded with thousands of gallons of sulfuric acid, derailed in a sparsely populated rural area west of Columbia.
Survey: Obesity, diabetes rampant in South
A first-ever, county-by-county survey of obesity paints another dim picture for South Carolina and the Southeast.
Clemson to get $98M for wind energy test facility
"This positions Clemson and South Carolina to become national leaders in the development of wind energy and benefit from the green economy," said school President James Barker.
CDC Survey Says South Carolina One of Most Obese States
The most recent Morbidity and Mortality Weekly report from the CDC includes the first county-by-county survey of obesity nationwide, and it found that South Carolina has some of the highest rates of obesity and diabetes.
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford faces 37 charges he broke state ethics laws
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford , whose tryst with an Argentine lover blossomed into a wide-ranging scandal, is accused of breaking ethics laws by using taxpayer money for pricey airline seats , taking state planes for personal and political trips and occasionally tapping his campaign chest to reimburse himself for travel.
Many S.C. Dams May Hold Hidden Dangers
It may be hard to believe, but there are more than 50,000 dams in South Carolina.
Boeing plant could boost state's defense industry
Boeing's decision to build an assembly plant in South Carolina for its new 787 Dreamliner could spark development of the state's defense industry.
Fewer Swine Flu Cases in SC, More Deaths
South Carolina is reporting fewer swine flu cases, but more deaths from the disease.
South Carolina's Broadband: How Officials Quietly Privatized a Key State Asset
On the last Thursday in October, a unique government institution known as the S.C. Budget and Control Board quietly approved a $143 million contract that effectively leased out 95 percent of the state's broadcast bandwidth - owned by the public for decades - to two little-known private telecommunications companies for the next 30 years.
Authorities say two people have been charged with killing a random victim on the side of the road after deciding they wanted to kill someone.
Doubt hangs over stimulus figures
There's no need to go to Washington to hear the increasingly shrill arguments over phantom congressional districts and the number of jobs created by the $787 billion economic-stimulus plan.
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