Dylann Roof's lawyers want the hate crime charges against their client dismissed, a Charleston cat is the star of the Internet's latest viral video and a Richland County sheriff's deputy won't face charges for allegedly vandalizing campaign signs.
The new Williams-Brice sign was damaged by storms, DHEC will not allow the Carolina Water Service to discharge waste water into the Saluda and the CDC is giving more funds to South Carolina to combat Zika virus.
Gov. Nikki Haley and other SC Republicans are taking heat for their support of Donald Trump amid the candidate's controversial statements about a military family, a suspect was killed in an officer-involved incident in Lexington County and last month was the hottest month on record in Columbia.
Hillary Clinton accepted the Democratic Party presidential nomination Thursday in Philadelphia.
A man died when his boat capsized on the Congaree River, a judge will hear arguments on North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill" on Monday and multiple boil water advisories were lifted in Columbia.
North Carolina's controversial voter i.d. law was blocked by a federal court Friday, the Army Corps of Engineers is reviewing plans to build a new interstate on the Grand Strand and former Gamecock coach Steve Spurrier is headed back to Florida.
President Barack Obama painted an optimistic picture of America under his leadership in his keynote speech on Wednesday.
Day two of the Democratic National Convention brought historic moments and some unity within the party.
Tensions and temperatures came to a roiling boil in Philadelphia on Monday and Tuesday.
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Hundreds gathered at the SC State House to play the smartphone game, Pokémon Go.
The South Carolina State Fairgrounds will host a survival expo from July 30-31.
Three Myrtle Beach police officers involved in a shooting earlier this year won't face charges, Columbia's Spirit Communications Park won a national award and former State Rep. Bill Cotty died at 69.
Rare birds are making their way through the South Carolina sky, Hillary Clinton makes a pit stop in the Carolinas on her way to the Democratic National Convention, and many South Carolina roads are still closed by flood damage.
An arrest was made in a Chapin shooting that left two dead. A toddler who accidentally shot herself on Monday has died. A fifth person is sought in connection with a Eutawville shooting.
An Irmo fire truck collided with a car en route to an emergency site. A car chase in Richland County included gunfire and ended with one car crashing into a home. Officials are seeking more information on a shooting of three horses in Lexington County.
Hillary Clinton introduced Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine as her choice for vice president on the Democratic ticket Saturday in Miami.