Almost everyone sells gift cards, and the latest seller to join the list is South Carolina’s state parks.

The suit, filed by attornies in Columbia, Spartanburg, and Charleston, claims the cuts violate the Americans With Disabilties Act, by denying those like Michelle the at-home care they deserve.

Willhemeena Fuller’s house caught fire Saturday, but she didn’t dial 911 for help. Instead, her boyfriend grabbed the garden hose and ran up the stairs to the attic to put out the blaze.

The SC Tobacco Collaborative joins doctors at the Medical University, to urge lawmakers to increase the state tax on cigarettes.

A report commissioned by an environmental group says several thousand tons of depleted uranium from a former nuclear weapons complex in South Carolina is likely unfit for disposal in Utah.

Two Lowcountry used car dealers have been sentenced to 40 months in federal prison after they pleaded guilty to bank fraud.

South Carolina police have arrested two North Carolina men and seized more than 200 pounds of marijuana and two vehicles in a drug bust.

The agency has been under fire for more than a year for mismanagment, including not doing enough to warn state lawmakers that the trust fund that pays unemployment benefits was running dry.

According to The State Paper, Ford said an upcoming religious gathering being held in Columbia, without protest from the NAACP means the boycott of the state is over.

A former South Carolina police officer has pleaded to reduced charges after being accused of handcuffing a 9-year-old boy and hitting him with a belt.

Cindy Sellers is preparing to give the gift of life.  She is donating one of her kidneys on Wednesday at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston.

Police say a 29-year-old South Carolina man killed his mother with a sword after the two argued in the home they shared.

A 38-year-old former police officer in South Carolina is facing sentencing after pleading guilty to stalking and assaulting his girlfriend and trying to tamper with evidence against him in the case.

South Carolina authorities are looking for a man who is tattooing young people in their homes without their parents’ permission.

Authorities say they have charged two South Carolina women with murder after finding them inside a trailer with the body of a man trying to clean up after he was shot in the head.