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The State (Sunday), 30 Aug 2026

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ArticleSC mother sues accused killers in son's death

The Lex­ing­ton County mother of a man shot to death in her back­yard as she watched has filed a civil law­suit against the father and son charged with murder in the killing. Also, a pos­sible plea bar­gain for the accused father and son, Ryan...

SC mother sues accused killers in son's death

ArticleMoun­tain land pro­tec­ted from devel­op­ment SC scenic high­way

The state of South Car­o­lina has bought 106 acres of moun­tain land along S.C. 11, a scenic high­way at the foot of the south­ern Appalachi­ans, to pro­tect the for­es­ted prop­erty from future devel­op­ment. The state recently approved $495,000 for...

Moun­tain land pro­tec­ted from devel­op­ment SC scenic high­way

ArticleSC reg­u­lat­ors dis­miss call for gas plant scru­tiny

The South Car­o­lina Pub­lic Ser­vice Com­mis­sion will not scru­tin­ize a nat­ural gas plant being built by and for a data cen­ter in Spartan­burg County, buck­ing the state watch­dog’s recom­mend­a­tion. The util­ity reg­u­lat­ors voted unan­im­ously...

SC reg­u­lat­ors dis­miss call for gas plant scru­tiny

ArticleSC delays food stamp ban on candy, sweet tea

South Car­olini­ans can con­tinue pur­chas­ing candy and sweet tea using food stamps for at least two more months after the state Depart­ment of Social Ser­vices delayed new rules inten­ded to halt pur­chases of junk food with fed­eral bene­fits. The...

SC delays food stamp ban on candy, sweet tea

ArticleCor­por­ate polit­ical dona­tions shat­ter record at $646M so far

Com­pan­ies donated a record $646 mil­lion to U.S. polit­ical cam­paigns in the 18 months through June, 40% more than the total spent dur­ing the entire 2024 pres­id­en­tial elec­tion cycle, accord­ing to new data from watch­dog group Pub­lic Cit­izen.

Cor­por­ate polit­ical dona­tions shat­ter record at $646M so far