Friday, April 6, 2012

S.C. pension probe ends

The South Carolina attorney general's office says it found nothing to prosecute following an investigation into "pay-to-play" accusations in the state pension system. Treasurer Curtis Loftis on ...
By Seanna Adcox

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Wells announces SC House run

Aiken City Councilman At-Large Don Wells will seek election into the South Carolina House District 81 seat currently held by Tom Young, a news release says.

Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011

Army suspends first female drill sergeant leader

COLUMBIA - The Army has suspended the first woman to lead its drill sergeant school while it investigates an undisclosed personnel matter, the service said Thursday. A spokesman for the Army's ...
By Susanne M. Schafer

Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011

Across South Carolina

CHARLESTON, S.C. - A former Charleston-area coach charged with molesting nine boys sent e-mails to the victims' families shortly before he was arrested this fall.

Panel decides Haley did not push agency

COLUMBIA - A Senate panel found Thursday that Gov. Nikki Haley did not pressure a state environmental agency to approve a dredging permit to expand the Savannah port.
By Seanna Adcox

Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011

Real estate in Southeast offers hope

ATLANTA -- Don't count on once-reliable real estate market to return to drive economic engine of the Southeast, experts say.
By Walter Jones

Thursday, Dec. 1, 2011

E-mails detail Citadel abuse case

CHARLESTON, S.C. - New emails released by The Citadel show an attorney for the South Carolina military school hoped to avoid a criminal or civil investigation if the school conducted an internal ...

Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011

Top court sets date to hear primary challenge

COLUMBIA - The South Carolina Supreme Court said Thursday that it will hear arguments in a challenge to the first-in-the-South presidential primary on Nov. 14.
By Jim Davenport

Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011

Analysis finds black areas hit most by ID law

South Carolina's new voter photo identification law appears to be hitting black precincts in the state the hardest, according to an analysis by The Associated Press.
By Jim Davenport

Counties sue over cost of primary

Officials from Beaufort, Chester, Greenville and Spartanburg counties, who have been fighting with the state over the bill for the primary, say the state doesn't have the authority to hold the ...
By Jim Davenport

Monday, Oct. 17, 2011

Cain leads GOP race in South Carolina poll

ATLANTA - Herman Cain holds a decisive lead in the South Carolina Republican primary, according to a survey conducted Sunday for The Augusta Chronicle.
By Walter C. Jones

Monday, Oct. 3, 2011

South Carolina audit finds errors in 2010 vote

A League of Women Voters review, like an earlier State Election Commission audit, has found human errors in last year's South Carolina elections, and that could lead lawmakers to tighten elections ...

Saturday, Aug 13, 2011

Edgefield County may struggle for attention in new 3rd district

If South Carolina’s new 3rd congressional district were a piece of gym equipment, it would be a barbell with a weight on only one end.
By Sarita Chourey

Thursday, Aug 4, 2011

Audit raises flags about evaluations

Clemson University's Public Service Activities program must do a better job evaluating top executives and look for ways to better coordinate programs with other state and federal agencies, a state ...

Across South Carolina

Charleston police say a woman who claimed to be a cancer patient and allegedly scammed a friend of more than $50,000 has turned herself in.

Civil rights leader, judge buried

Civil rights leader and federal judge Matthew Perry was remembered Thursday as a trailblazer, eulogized by South Carolina's first black chief justice, its first female chief justice and the ...

Mixed outlook for Aiken County residents, Democrats under new map

COLUMBIA -- South Carolina’s newly drawn 2nd congressional district promises to bring some political change to the region and its residents, but not for the man who serves as its congressman.
By Sarita Chourey

Wednesday, Aug 3, 2011

Audit faults program for disabled

A South Carolina program that aids infants and toddlers who have disabilities is not reaching enough children and doesn't properly monitor those who provide the services, a state audit reported ...

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Social services chief aims high

The director of South Carolina's social services agency wants to speed up the time it takes to find safe, permanent homes for the thousands of abused and neglected children put in the state's care.

Across South Carolina

A Spartanburg County community is raising money to help pay the medical bills of two boys severely injured when a children's train ride derailed earlier this year.
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Gamecocks bounce back in SEC baseball tournament

Adam Matthews went 3 for 4 with two RBI as South Carolina built a five-run lead and then held on to defeat Auburn 5-3 Thursday in the third round of the Southeastern Conference baseball tournament.
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