Jermaine Johnson talks family, faith and the personal mission behind A New South Carolina in an exclusive New Progressive Journal interview.

Brose Sitech announces its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Blythewood, creating nearly 330 jobs to support Scout Motors production.

Clyburn takes aim at Trump as Democrats rally in Orangeburg, calling for accountability, affordability and a new direction for South Carolina.

Warnock joins Johnson and Andrews in Columbia as Democrats rally for a New South Carolina, tackling affordability ahead of early voting.

$15B projected economic impact, $82M in supplier investments and 200 jobs. Scout Motors expands in SC as workforce challenges grow.

JB Pritzker demands Hegseth’s impeachment, warns of Trump’s election interference and endorses Jermaine Johnson in South Carolina.

Johnson and Wilson clash over Medicaid, youth violence, hate crimes and data centers in a debate that exposed two visions for South Carolina.

Wealth, AI and economic freedom collide as Ro Khanna calls for a “new economic patriotism” rooted in power, ownership and opportunity.

Job seekers packed Dutch Square as major employers offered face-to-face opportunities during South Carolina Workforce Development Month.

Gavin Newsom brings his affordability message to South Carolina, taking aim at concentrated wealth, political power and “the grift.”

Waters says S.C.’s budget fight created a false choice between senior tax relief and community investment as lawmakers return.

Inside Coastal Crust’s sixth location, where the historic Williams Building, a Columbia chef and a family-centered vision come together.

Scout Motors will headline Chester’s workforce summit, connecting families to jobs, training and South Carolina’s manufacturing future.

Can a CPA restore trust after $5 billion in accounting failures? Tiffany Boozer makes her case for South Carolina Comptroller.

South Carolina expands paid parental leave for state workers, recognizing stillbirth and broadening benefits under Sen. Darrell Jackson’s bill.

Utilities gain more power in South Carolina as Rep. Robert Reese warns families are being crushed by rising energy costs.

South Carolina faces a fierce battle over redistricting as Black leaders mobilize against efforts to weaken Sixth District power.

Dick Dyer breaks ground on a new luxury auto facility in Columbia’s 29210 corridor, signaling major economic growth and investment.

Senate blocks free school breakfast, but Black Caucus leaders push to revive it in final budget talks. The fight for South Carolina children continues.

Columbia plans Assembly Street redesign to improve pedestrian safety, traffic flow, and connectivity between Main Street and the Vista.