A South Carolina bill that would bar people from identifying members of a state execution team has advanced.

Advocates for public charter schools are calling on legislators to provide their students more money.

South Carolina public records show that payday lenders spent almost $300,000 on lobbyists and donations last year as lawmakers sought to regulate the industry.

Legislators will go back to writing the state’s spending plan after taking a one-day break and seeing Congress reach a compromise on a federal spending bill that could help restore cash lost to budget cuts.

The South Carolina lawmaker leading efforts to overhaul the state’s Employment Security Commission says his plan will better help unemployed workers find jobs.

The 10th Annual King Day at the Dome march and rally at the South Carolina Statehouse had a much different feel than previous years. Many of those marching carried signs or pictures of Barack Obama.

A prominent black senator in South Carolina says songs laced with profanities should be banned.

A South Carolina senator is sponsoring a bill that would allow prisons to jam cell phone signals so inmates couldn’t use cellular phones smuggled behind bars.

The Senate is considering a plan to shave four weeks from its session, a move that could save taxpayers some money.

You can now find some of your elected representatives tweeting on twitter.

South Carolina’s government watchdog agency has named a new director.

South Carolina employers attending a training session on the state’s new anti-illegal immigration law say complying should be painless.

Legislative leaders in the Charleston area are considering changing the way the State Ports Authority is governed.

A South Carolina state senator wants to require jail for anyone convicted of causing serious injury to children.

State budget cuts that have already occurred and future cuts next year could start affecting your safety on South Carolina’s roads and highways.