Representative Jerry Govan (D) of Orangeburg has announced that he will run for state superintendent of education. Molly Spearman, the current superintendent,
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The South Carolina House on Wednesday unanimously approved allowing two weeks of early voting and other smaller changes to state election laws, uniting Democrats and Republicans on issues that have been contentious in other states. The 114-0 vote sends the bill
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(Columbia, SC) – In 2021, United Campus Workers of South Carolina launched a campaign to raise the minimum wage across the University of South Carolina system to $15 an hour. The University
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NEW YORK — A man who wrongfully served two decades in prison for the 1965 murder of civil rights leader Malcolm X and was exonerated only last year has sued the city
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The White House announced Monday that President Biden has nominated Laurens Police Chief Chrissie Latimore to serve as the District of South Carolina’s next U. S. Marshal. The official announcement stated that
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(Goose Creek, SC ) – State Representative JA Moore (D-Berkeley) will travel to Buffalo, New York on Wednesday to show solidarity with the community following a deadly shooting carried out by a
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Critical Race Theory (CRT) is many things The current rage against Critical Race Theory (CRT) is many things. On one hand, it is a devious effort to inflame a group of people
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(Greenville, SC) – With incumbent South Carolina Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman not running for reelection, candidates from a myriad of backgrounds have entered the race to succeed her, giving voters an
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Richland Library is wrapping up its study of So You Want To Talk About Race from 6:30 -7:30 p.m, Thursday, May 12. Join Richland Library, the Augusta Baker Endowed Chair and the University of South
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(Columbia, SC) – A group that advocates for the rights of people with disabilities in South Carolina filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against Richland County regarding brutal, inhumane and unconstitutional conditions at the overcrowded
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Columbia, S.C.–When James Terry Roach “started slitting his wrists after being convicted as a teenager, Dr. Green Neal had been the one to help ease his pain with medication. Now, the warden was strapping those familiar
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A Lowcountry lawmaker has filed a bill that would pardon 20% of South Carolinians who have been convicted of simple marijuana possession on April 20th of every year. State Representative JA Moore
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