
South Carolina’s Child Welfare System Faces Crisis
News Summary Governor Henry McMaster has raised alarms regarding the failing child welfare system in South Carolina following the resignation of DSS Director Michael Leach.
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News Summary Governor Henry McMaster has raised alarms regarding the failing child welfare system in South Carolina following the resignation of DSS Director Michael Leach.

News Summary Adair F. Boroughs has been unexpectedly fired from her position as U.S. Attorney in South Carolina by the current administration. Known for her

News Summary Thomas Ravenel, former South Carolina treasurer and reality TV star, has decided not to pursue his governorship ambitions for 2026, citing his responsibilities

News Summary George Kennedy, South Carolina’s State Auditor, resigned after a shocking $1.8 billion accounting error came to light. The mistake, undetected for years, has

News Summary Brad Sigmon, a death row inmate in South Carolina, has opted for execution by firing squad, scheduled for March 7, 2025. This decision

News Summary In an unusual incident, 43 young female rhesus macaque monkeys escaped from a research facility in Beaufort County, South Carolina. The monkeys were

News Summary In an unprecedented move, Brad Sigmon, a 67-year-old inmate on death row in South Carolina, has chosen the firing squad as his execution

News Summary Greenville, South Carolina is making headlines with the upcoming execution of Brad Sigmon, who has chosen a firing squad over lethal injection. As

News Summary Rock Hill Police have addressed circulating rumors of a serial killer in the area, confirming that there is no evidence of such a

News Summary On March 7, 67-year-old inmate Brad Sigmon will become the first person in South Carolina’s history to be executed by firing squad. This