Leaders at the South Carolina State House are trying to bring Washington, D.C., to Columbia — or at least a part of it.

South Carolina lawmakers this week discussed what’s called the Consumable Hemp Licensing and Regulation Act, which would change how products like CBD are made, sold, and even who can buy them.

House Speaker Murrell Smith told South Carolina reporters he will convene a statehouse panel similar to Elon Musk's ...

Feb. 1—The Post and Courier, South Carolina's largest newspaper, has announced the honorees of the fifth annual 12 Black ...

Spartanburg hosted the annual South Carolina Governor's Conference on Tourism and Travel. It showed off the city to state ...

Talmadge clearly has the upper hand in a sense that he’s just a leader and an experienced guy,” Mainieri said on what earned ...

Dawn Staley and South Carolina women's basketball host Auburn on Sunday. Here's our score prediction and scouting report.

First-year teachers headed into Horry County may soon be earning well above the $50,000 starting salary championed by Gov.

The latest injury news on Lamont Butler, Jaxson Robinson and others before Saturday’s SEC basketball game between Kentucky ...

The bill would require anyone producing, manufacturing, or selling hemp-derived consumables to obtain a state license. Customers would also need to be at least 21 years old to purchase these products.

Launching during Black History Month, the program celebrates individuals who are making extraordinary contributions to their communities and shaping the future of the state. The honorees will be ...