Schuyler Kropf

As primary election results become certified, what else happened at the polls besides candidates rising and falling? Mark Sanford nabbed votes, fights, and maybe a firearm at a polling place.

Early voting in South Carolina ahead of the June 9 Democratic and Republican primaries will go until June 5. Here are the tri-county locations.

The Post and Courier is publishing biographies of the 2026 gubernatorial candidates. Here are their stories

Joint Base Charleston cancels air show scheduled May 2-3 due to war in Iran. Blue Angels instead will perform over Charleston Harbor.

The air show scheduled for Shaw AFB has been postponed at the same time U.S. military assets are involved in Iran.

Alvin Greene, an inexperienced former soldier who rose in South Carolina’s political landscape by winning a U.S. Senate nomination, died at age 48.

The federal government shutdown over Congress’ funding impasse is now in effect. There are 25,000 federal workers in South Carolina, most in civilian positions. Those in law enforcement and other protective services will stay on the job.

The son of South Carolina congressional candidate sued the Mount Pleasant Police Department alleging shoddy police work led to his arrest on false grounds

The SC guardsmen were spit upon by a man now charged with a felony that can draw up to eight years behind bars. The troops are in Washington on anti-crime duty

Charleston's military history includes the English arrival at Charles Towne Landing, the Revolution, the Civil War, both World Wars and up to modern times.