Alex Murdaugh did not walk out of prison. He did not beat the murder charges. He was not declared innocent. What he
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(Columbia, SC) — The NAACP Columbia SC Branch has issued an official statement following the not guilty verdict in the Rick Chow case, a decision that has sparked grief, frustration, and renewed concern across the Columbia and Richland County community.
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(Columbia, SC) — Black children make up roughly 28% of South Carolina’s youth population, yet accounted for more than 75% of children detained by the state Department of Juvenile Justice in 2025,
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(Columbia, SC) — The NAACP Columbia SC Branch has issued an official statement following the not guilty verdict in the Rick Chow case, a decision that has sparked grief, frustration, and renewed
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FORENOTE This article reflects my personal perspective on the outcome of the verdict in the Cyrus Carmack-Belton case. It is not intended as a legal analysis of the arguments presented by the
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Alex Murdaugh did not walk out of prison. He did not beat the murder charges. He was not declared innocent. What he won was something different, and in the eyes of the
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Former South Carolina Rep. RJ May has been sentenced to 17½ years in federal prison after pleading guilty to five counts of distributing child sexual abuse material, according to information released in
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South Carolina lawyers and former judges are speaking out in opposition to government policies attacking the rule of law by denying due process and interfering with the right to counsel. In an
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(Columbia, SC) – The Columbia Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) and The Nick will present a complimentary screening of the acclaimed documentary My Name is Pauli Murray on Saturday,
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The Rare Gift of a Second Chance In life, second chances are rare. For most of us, mistakes can haunt us indefinitely, with doors closed before we even get a chance to
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(Columbia, SC) – A lawsuit filed today in United States District Court seeks to reverse the Pickens County School Board’s decision to remove Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped: Racism, Antiracism,
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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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