University of South Carolina historian Dr. Walter Edgar says no South Carolina governor has ever been impeached and there’s been only one previous attempt.

Gov. Mark Sanford is facing a fast-approaching deadline to give the South Carolina Supreme Court more information over his waiver of confidentiality in a state ethics investigation.

The governor’s lawyer told the Greenville News, that South Carolina’s comptroller general in 1987 authorized state officials to buy business-class airline tickets for international trips.

Governor Mark Sanford held a news conference across the street from Senator Thomas’ law offices in Greeville, Thursday morning, and questions the motives for travel investigation.

The South Carolina senator accused Governor Mark Sanford of breaking the law by taking pricey flights, despite rules requiring lowest-cost travel.

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford said in a news conference Wednesday, that he appreciates the lieutenant governor’s offer to take over, but he plans to stay in office.

State Law Enforcement Division Chief Reggie Lloyd on Friday released a report on an inquiry he conducted earlier this month.

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division Director Reggie Lloyd says SLED “found no improper use of public funds” involving Gov. Mark Sanford’s trip to Argentina, where he visited his mistress.

South Carolina Law Enforcement Director Reggie Lloyd will announce the results of SLED’s review of Governor Mark Sanford’s travel records at a 2 pm news conference Thursday in Columbia.  Counton2.com will live stream the news conference.