South Carolina’s Black church answers the political call, moving from the pews to the ballot box to help shape the state’s future.

Sylvia Wright challenges Ellen Weaver’s record and lays out a plan to restore trust, equity and expertise to South Carolina schools.

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

Juneteenth ended early in Columbia, SC. CUBN investigated the ecosystem that produced it: gangs, grief, three wounded generations & no plan.

Jasmine Crockett tells Democrats they can’t be the “lesser of two evils” and expect Black voters to keep showing up unquestioned.

How Jermaine Johnson and the New SC slate defeated money, insiders, and expectations in South Carolina’s 2026 primary.

Jermaine Johnson wins South Carolina’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination, defeating millionaire rivals with a decisive grassroots victory.

South Carolina Senate blocks MAGA-backed H.5683 gerrymander after Republicans fail to secure cloture votes Tuesday.

Mullins McLeod ties personal trauma, political corruption, and corporate power into a blistering challenge to South Carolina politics.

South Carolina senators clash over H.5683 as early voting begins, raising legal, financial, and voting rights concerns.

South Carolina senators clash over rushed redistricting plans amid voting rights concerns and election integrity warnings.

South Carolina House leaders face a lawsuit alleging FOIA violations after an eight-minute-notice meeting changed redistricting debate rules.

SC House Democrats trigger Rule 3.9 as chamber doors lock during explosive late-night redistricting standoff.

South Carolina’s new congressional maps may suppress Black voters today—and create future Democratic battlegrounds tomorrow.

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

SC Senate kills a controversial $3.2 million GOP redistricting plan after backlash over election chaos and voting rights concerns.

Republicans’ $2.5 million mid-primary map redraw sparks voter confusion, legal backlash, and election chaos in South Carolina.

Republicans told SCOTUS the maps were legal in 2024. Now they want to redraw them anyway. So what really changed?

Republicans Vote 12-2 to Redraw SC Maps, Raising Fears Over Voting Rights and Election Chaos

Jermaine Johnson wins over fellow candidates at SC forum, but the challenge ahead is building the movement needed to win statewide.