When House members return to the floor next week, they’ll have a new joint resolution before them that would retroactively give teachers the salary increase they did not receive last year.
South Carolina health officials are making a few thousands parents eligible for the coronavirus vaccine as they begin to finalize plans for the next phase of COVID-19 vaccine rollouts in the state.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety says it is on a state of heightened security as state law enforcement prepares for possible armed protests in the state.
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham called for a task force to identify and prosecute those who forced their way into the U.S. Capitol and forced lawmakers out of their chambers as they worked to affirm the Electoral College vote.
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott will introduce a bill Wednesday to establish the 2020 Bipartisan Advisory Committee, which would scrutinize the November election, his office says.
First Congressional District Rep. Nancy Mace says she will not join dozens of GOP colleagues who have said they plan to object the Electoral College’s selection of President-Elect Joe Biden when Congress convenes on Wednesday.
More than 21,000 eviction cases have been filed across five of the state’s most populous counties, including Charleston County, despite a federal moratorium that remains in effect
South Carolina set a new record high in the number of daily newly-confirmed COVID-19 cases with 3,648, according to the state’s Department of Health and Environmental Control.
In his farewell speech on the United States House floor Thursday, Rep. Joe Cunningham fired verbal jabs at some of his colleagues and ended by opening a can of beer in a salute to them.
While the number of newly-confirmed COVID-19 cases reported Thursday dropped by more than 400 from Wednesday, the percent-positive rate rose nearly four points.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster lauded a Summerville plant that manufactures the ultra-cold freezers used to protect the COVID-19 vaccine after touring the facility Tuesday.
The South Carolina Department of Education announced it will provide more than $84 million to the state’s school districts and special schools to support reopening efforts.
