Trump's redistricting push backfires as South Carolina Republicans lose 10 House seats, their supermajority and longtime political strongholds.

Annie Andrews makes history in South Carolina, while Jermaine Johnson's defeat raises questions about race, campaign funding and party power.

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

Emmy Award Winning director Rita Coburn brings W.E.B. Du Bois to life in Rebel With A Cause, exploring his legacy, humanity and impact

Mallory Dittmer puts humanity back into politics with a campaign focused on affordability, public schools and showing up for voters.

Family and friends honor Ty’Shon Vogt at a balloon release as Richland County shuts down The Jerk Hut after the fatal shooting.

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

A Forest Acres officer fatally shot a man outside Relapse Bar & Grill as RCSD investigates the deadly officer-involved shooting.

Supreme Court’s Callais ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act—Birmingham shows the blood, history, and sacrifice that made that law necessary.

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

Mullins council votes 5-1 to change election timing, sparking outrage over voter access, transparency, and public trust in Marion County

Federal judge awards $150M in Mother Emanuel cases, linking Russian disinformation to Charleston church massacre and racial violence

Scout Motors unveils a major training center in Blythewood, bringing jobs, workforce development, and new opportunity to South Carolina.

Billy Webster’s record on payday lending, political money, and mining ties raises serious questions in South Carolina’s 2026 governor’s race.

Mullins residents rally against a proposed election change, warning it threatens voting rights and echoes a long history of suppression.

Inside the lawsuit linking Russian disinformation to the Charleston church massacre, as families seek accountability for the forces behind racial violence and online radicalization.

Federal judge advances Dutch Square lawsuit, allowing claims against Richland County to proceed toward discovery and potential trial.

Heritage or Harm? Why Won't Shane Massey Allow a Hate Crimes Vote in South Carolina

How bloodlines, banking power, civic memory, and Black labor built a South Carolina town — and why its present crisis is bigger than one mayor

Rock Hill town hall warns of a dangerous Statehouse power imbalance and culture-war politics shaping SC’s future — SC Legislative Black Caucus