Iran and the United States remain far apart on how to end their war but diplomacy must continue, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Wednesday, after Iran's president told the UN General ...

The town of Pawleys Island could become a historic district, a move officials say would protect the character of one of the country's oldest seaside resorts.

The team of Will Curry, Whit Larlee and Grant Larlee won the 2026 James R. Frew Memorial Tournament at Palmetto Golf Club. In the two-day event, the team posted a winning score of 22-under par that ...

AIKEN — Lane closures and detours are expected in downtown Aiken within weeks as demolition work to clear space for construction of apartments and a municipal parking deck continues, Aiken City ...

Replacement of the 13th Street bridge connecting Augusta and North Augusta has been pushed back again, this time to 2030, and with the cost estimate for it also rising, to $71 million.

The South Carolina State Museum said it removed a Ku Klux Klan reference from one of its exhibits to provide “a clearer and more historically accurate” portrait of the state during the Civil Rights ...

The brand has quickly built a presence throughout the Midlands after acquiring Charlotte-based chain Clutch Coffee Bar’s 17 stores across the Carolinas.

Back home and leading Columbia Classical Ballet, Joseph Phillips brought the company and its school under one umbrella and is now preparing the company for its season opener — “Don Quixote.” ...

An imprisoned Hawaii defense contractor at the center of recent campaign finance allegations against Susan Collins donated tens of thousands to SC politicians before opening offices in South Carolina.

The United Way, a major vehicle for local charitable giving, is changing how it funds Greenville nonprofits. Here’s an explanation from its board of directors.

Three weeks, three weather delays. Clemson football has been impacted by lightning in every game so far this season. Are these delays really more common in 2026 than in years past, and if so, why?