South Carolina state Sen. Tameika Isaac Devine writes that the Columbia City Council’s conversion therapy ban was the right decision and the city shouldn’t be punished for it.

Columbia City Councilman Tyler Bailey writes that the city’s conversion therapy ban has ignited a wider fight over home rule that should concern everyone in South Carolina.

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It’s time to vote for The State’s spring sports boys Athlete of the Week from Midlands-area high schools and games played May ...

Powell, a two-time All-SEC performer, was part of 204 victories at USC and finished his career with 44 home runs and 193 RBIs. He was a first-round draft pick by the Oakland A’s in the 2024 Draft and ...

The Carolina Panthers have spent back-to-back first-round picks on wide receivers. Their wide receivers coach, Rob Moore, is ...

The company has been known for its special order cakes and cupcakes for several years. Now it has a walk-in Lexington shop.

The cinema in the capital city featured 14 screens and had been open under various owners for nearly 30 years.

An autopsy showed the 8-month-old suffered numerous injuries, including five broken bones, a brain injury and extreme malnourishment, the solicitor’s office said.

The 42-year-old woman used company credit cards that were entrusted to her, according to the sheriff’s office.

Law enforcement officers were responding to a call when they discovered the unresponsive 53-year-old woman, according to the coroner’s office.