South Carolina farmers face rising costs and global market shifts as tariffs and trade pressures threaten farmland and livelihoods.

Untangling the $200M Scout Motors debate: state obligations, Commerce’s role, and what oversight really means for South Carolina.

As lawmakers return to Columbia, Hamilton Grant hosts a civic briefing to help residents understand how South Carolina government works.

Education Scholarship Trust Fund applications open soon. Families gathered at W.J. Keenan High School for guidance.

RTCC promises safety through technology. But gun violence, privacy, and accountability raise urgent questions.

A late-night fire displaced families at Creekside Apartments. Fire officials and community leaders responded with support and safety guidance ahead of Christmas.

SODECIA–AAPICO break ground on a $120M facility in Orangeburg, launching Scout Motors’ Harvester platform and reshaping SC’s automotive future.

New filings reveal Richland County’s push to escape civil rights liability—while closed-door actions spark questions about transparency and accountability.

From rent to childcare, South Carolina families are feeling the squeeze. A clear look at the affordability pressures shaping our future.”

Vino Sabor brings a sexy, elevated wine lounge experience to downtown Columbia, blending historic charm, Black ownership, and modern sophistication.

In a race clouded by bias and machine politics, Aditi Bussells stands out as the progressive leader moving Columbia forward with vision and integrity.

A high-stakes town hall reveals how lawyer-legislators shape S.C.’s courts as victims’ families demand transparency and real reform.

A new federal filing accuses Richland County of repeating unconstitutional tactics to block Word of God’s mall project. The stakes are rising.

Eight Senate Democrats joined Republicans to end the shutdown—abandoning ACA protections and leaving middle-class healthcare at risk.

Supreme Court pauses SNAP funding order; Justice Jackson’s stay sends the case back to the First Circuit for swift review.

Trump loses appeal as Judge McConnell orders SNAP funding restored—feeding 42 million Americans despite the president’s defiance.

Mayor Daniel Rickenmann wins reelection in Columbia; council races head to runoffs as city looks ahead to growth and renewal.

Richland County files a frivolous motion to dismiss Word of God CDC’s Dutch Square Mall lawsuit, dodging accountability and community progress.

Word of God Church will feed 700 SNAP families in Columbia amid the federal SNAP funding crisis this Sunday.

While Washington stalls, faith and community leaders step up—feeding families abandoned during the federal shutdown.