Developers and contractors with finished homes in South Carolina that haven’t sold will get a new tax break starting this fall.

Authorities say three men have been charged with murder in the death of a South Carolina man struck and killed by a car after he was chased into traffic.

A South Carolina man who state prosecutors said had the biggest collection of child pornography they had ever seen has been sentenced to 40 years in prison.

South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster says his office is negotiating its own settlement with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer Inc.

Governor Mark Sanford will answer your questions, live on a Columbia radio station, and you can listen online!

The Beach, Boogie and Barbecue Festival gets under way Friday evening and continues through Saturday in Grand Park at the Market Common. It’s the fourth year for the festival at Myrtle Beach, which is the heart of the state’s $16 billion tourism industry.

A spokesman says South Carolina Education Superintendent Jim Rex won’t seek re-election next year.

The former state economic development leader who wrote a letter seeking permission to fly with his boss on more expensive seats says there was no intention of extending that benefit to governors.

A company being sued over the fatal South Carolina Learjet crash that killed four and injured two celebrities has filed an appeal asking the case be handled in federal court.

A coroner has ruled that an author who wrote books about some of South Carolina’s most infamous murders drowned in the Pee Dee River near the U.S. 76 bridge.

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.

A South Carolina woman accused of being the check casher for an identity theft ring that targeted the wife of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is awaiting a court hearing in Miami.

A mother holds an awareness rally make sure people remember her daughter, who has been missing from Andrews since January 2005.

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.