The governor, educators and lawyers are waiting for Supreme Court decision on whether Gov. Mark Sanford can be forced to request $700 million in federal stimulus cash.

South Carolina’s governor is facing a deadline on whether to veto a bill adding new limits to the payday lending industry.

South Carolina out of loop in national effort that aims to develop common academic standards in mathematics and English language arts for American students. 

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford faces a deadline to reply to lawsuits revolving around lawmakers’ efforts to force him to request $700 million in federal funds intended to spare schools from deep budget cuts.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford won’t heed a deadline to request federal stimulus cash.

South Carolina’s top law enforcement officer says the state is heading for perilous times if public safety efforts aren’t well-funded.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says lawmakers are stoking fears by telling the public that teachers will lose jobs without $350 million in federal stimulus money that he wants to turn aside.

Nearly 100 people came together downtown today with one simple message.  They want Governor Sanford to apply for the $700 million he has control of from the stimulus package.

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says he’ll make decisions next week on using federal stimulus money.

State offices in counties along South Carolina’s northern border will remain closed after a winter storm dumped up to 10 inches of snow.

State offices in Anderson, Cherokee, Greenville, Spartanburg, Union and York counties will now be closed all day March 2, 2009. 

South Carolina’s Employment Security Commission Vice Chairman Billy McLeod and member Becky Richardson plan to meet with lawyers next week about whether the governor follow through on his threat to fire them.