Kathryn Casteel

Spartanburg’s Richard Moore could be the first person issued a death notice if SC resumes executions. Can an international human rights group help?

The SC Supreme Court again hears arguments on whether the firing squad, electric chair violate the state's constitution. Will shield law play a role?

Incumbent President Joe Biden won the South Carolina Democratic primary with 96% of the vote. But only 4% of voters turned out to the polls.

An Oconee Sheriff County Sheriff’s deputy is in stable condition following a shooting Thursday afternoon, according to an update by the sheriff.

Local advocates Moms Demand Action met Monday to organize against permitless carry bills ahead of the next SC legislation session.

The Greenville County Sheriff's Office uploaded additional information about a fatal September shootout between deputies, GPD and a former dentist.

SCDC says it now has drugs for lethal injection executions, and attorneys have moved to reverse unconstitutionality order against firing squad.

After 15 years, Henry Thomas navigates a world after prison. Despite hurdles to reentry, he stays motivated on the path to a new life. Here's his story.

Around 30% of South Carolinians have a criminal record. Many struggle for access to basic needs and face systemic barriers upon reentry from prison.

The federal complaint also claims assault is indicative of widespread issues at the Travelers Rest Police Department. Here's what to know.