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The move is seen as a potential shift in immigration policy aimed at addressing ongoing labor shortages in the agricultural sector.

Following the termination of the I-526 extension project, Charleston County expects to recover several million dollars of its $8.4 million investment. The funds are anticipated to be redirected toward future local road improvements, though no official reimbursement figure—such as $3.1 million—has been confirmed by SCDOT.

South Carolina’s highest court is set to hear arguments this week over whether current legislative district lines violate the state constitution.

Before you hit the water, know the rules! From launch etiquette to emergency reporting, we break down key boating safety tips.

Scheherazade Collins is redefining mental wellness through cutting-edge neurofeedback—bridging the worlds of dance, sport, and science.

The Bradley Blake Foundation is committed to supporting families impacted by violent crime and advocating for peace. We learn more about their mission to uplift and restore lives.

Members of the Charleston Fire Department are standing a 24-hour watch at the Charleston 9 Memorial as they honor the lives of the nine brave firefighters who lost their lives in the 2007 fire. 

As tariff tensions rise, we take a closer look at how Democratic leaders are analyzing the economic impact—and what their proposed solutions could mean for American businesses and consumers.

Vance Boelter appears in court for the first time as new details emerge in the ongoing case drawing national attention.

You've heard the term—now understand it. Allie Menegakis from Clekis Law Firm breaks down what habeas corpus means and why it matters in today’s legal debates.