Local/State
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A mother has been charged with three counts of unlawful conduct toward a child after police say she left her children alone overnight, The Herald's news partner WSOC-TV reports.
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South Carolina's problem-plagued Employment Security Commission is among a handful of agencies that don't require annual performances for their chief executive or director - and critics of the agency say it's another sign the ESC needs an overhaul.
Before a crowd of parents and several hundred of her employees, Rock Hill schools Superintendent Lynn Moody laid out a sweeping plan to curb spending next school year that would reconfigure the district and cut dozens of jobs.
A new breakfast and lunch café has opened in downtown Rock Hill.
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Former Gov. Dick Riley and Robert Smalls, a slave who went on to become a congressman, are being inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame.
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After months of meetings and planning, a South Carolina agency is unveiling a concept for a new cruise terminal to serve the state.
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A supplier of armored vehicles and security products will move its headquarters from Charlotte to northern Lancaster County, bringing 220 new jobs over five years, state and local officials announced Monday.
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Before a crowd of parents and several hundred of her employees, Rock Hill schools Superintendent Lynn Moody laid out a sweeping plan to curb spending next school year that would reconfigure the district and cut dozens of jobs.
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Former York Mayor Melvin Roberts' funeral was a somber event Monday. Roberts was attacked and killed last week outside his South Carolina home.
