Senate Advances Bills to Pay Federal Workers During Shutdown
Lawmakers in the Senate have introduced a series of bills aimed at ensuring federal employees receive back pay as the government shutdown continues.
What You Need to Know About Medicare This Season
Medicare open enrollment is here, and making the right choice matters.
Julie Morgan: What the Federal Interest Rate Means for Your Mortgage
Interest rates are on everyone’s mind — but what do they really mean for homebuyers? Julie Morgan of The Century Foundation joins us to break down how federal rate changes could impact your mortgage and what to expect in the housing market ahead.
Local Food Banks Step Up Amid Government Shutdown
As the federal shutdown continues, Lowcountry food banks are working overtime to support families feeling the impact.
Covering the Lowcountry: Early Voting for Local Elections Kicks Off Monday
Early voting for local elections in the Lowcountry begins this Monday. Don’t wait until November 4 — get ahead of the line, know your schedule and polling locations, and make your voice heard.
Treasury Secretary Warns Government Shutdown Is Hurting the Economy
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says the ongoing government shutdown is beginning to weigh on the U.S. economy, warning that prolonged disruptions could slow growth and delay key federal programs.
Covering South Carolina: Local Impacts of Google’s $9 Billion Investments
Google’s latest $9 billion investment is sparking conversations across South Carolina about economic growth—and environmental responsibility.
Education Department Layoffs Impact Offices Overseeing Special Education
Officials say the cuts come amid ongoing budget constraints and organizational restructuring efforts.
Patriots Point Marks 250 Years of Naval Service
Patriots Point hosts a special tribute celebrating 250 years of dedication, courage, and service in America’s naval history.
