A group that works to protect and expand voting rights is asking the South Carolina Supreme Court to order lawmakers to redraw the state’s U.S. House districts because they lean too far Republican.

The longest currently serving state senator in the U.S. doesn’t plan to run for office again this year in South Carolina.

Attorneys for convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh want to call jurors and others back into the courtroom in an effort to get a new trial.

South Carolina Republicans are one step closer to restricting how race gets taught in K-12 classrooms.

South Carolina's Republican-controlled Senate is moving to bar citizens of a “foreign adversary” from buying property in the state in an anti-espionage measure that critics fear will chill overseas investments over outsize concerns.

Prosecutors are calling their final witnesses in Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial.

South Carolina is accustomed to increased attention in the years leading up to presidential elections, given that the state has hosted the South’s first voting contests for several of the last cycles.

Prosecutors at Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial are asking a judge to allow jurors to hear from the son of the family's housekeeper who says Murdaugh promised to take care of them when she died in a fall, but kept a $4 million settlement for himself.

Defense attorneys in South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh’s double murder trial are continuing to question the way state agents collected and analyzed evidence in the shooting deaths of his wife and son.

Alex Murdaugh’s comments to police about his whereabouts around the time his wife and son were fatally shot may not have been accurate.

South Carolina has given the greenlight to firing-squad executions.