The primary Senate Republican super PAC is sending reinforcements to deep red South Carolina as President Donald Trump prepares to travel there to boost Sen. Darline Graham. The Senate Leadership Fund is putting $5 million in the state to shore up Graham.

President Trump used an anti-trans slur Monday to attack the Dem nominee for the Senate in SC as he urged voters to back Sen. Darline Graham. In a Truth Social post, Trump referred to Annie Andrews three times as “trannie.” He said Andrews, who is not transgender, is “not for South Carolina.”

SCDES is hosting a public information session on proposed changes to regulations for private recreational docks in SC's coastal counties. It takes place Oct. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at North Charleston City Hall, with a presentation, an overview of public comments received so far, and a Q&A.

The suit claimed the state’s limits on who can provide assistance to voters, how many voters they’re allowed to help and how voters qualify for assistance, violated the federal Voting Rights Act.

A federal judge has tossed a lawsuit claiming South Carolina violated the federal rights of disabled voters, less than a year after it was filed by three disabled South Carolinians and the state chapter of the NAACP.

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The Black Men of South Carolina will host a community rally today at the Statehouse at 3pm. The org will host a statewide call to Black men across SC to come together for a historic gathering focused on leadership, responsibility, mentorship, stronger families and safer communities.

South Carolina’s state park system has officially grown to 51 properties with the opening of Ramsey Grove State Park in Georgetown County. The new 2,650-acre park, located along the scenic Black River near downtown Georgetown, has debuted to the public under a limited soft opening schedule.

Called it.

Dr. Delores Dacosta, an Awendaw native and executive director of ADVANCE SC, received the Order of the Palmetto on Wednesday at the South Carolina State House. Gov. Henry McMaster presented the award, which is South Carolina's highest civilian honor.

Adeptus USA, a wood products manufacturer, is investing $215.56 million to open its first SC operation in Honea Path, Anderson County. The facility will create 217 new jobs and produce pine moulding, boards, shiplap, and panel products, with operations expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027

The University of South Carolina celebrated the launch of its new “Feed the Flock” refrigerators. The effort is centered around providing food security across campus, the initiative reclaims surplus food and packages it into individual, ready-to-eat meals for members of the campus who are in need.

A man wearing dark clothing and a face covering was seen in yards near Masters Drive. A bicycle left at the scene may have been used by the suspect. Anyone with information: 843-546-5102.

🚨 INFORMATION WANTED: PAWLEYS PLANTATION BURGLARIES The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help identifying a person of interest after two homes were broken into early this morning in Pawleys Plantation.

Infrastructure experts called South Carolina’s roads mediocre according to a new report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers. The group gave the Palmetto State a “C-minus.”

An active-duty soldier stationed at Shaw Air Force Base died last week while supporting military operations in Qatar, the U.S. Army announced. Capt. Bianca C. Wilkerson, 37, of Norfolk, Virginia, died Sept. 18 in Doha as a result of a non-combat-related incident.

South Carolina's entire congressional delegation is urging the Air Force to base the F-35A at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, home of the 169th Fighter Wing "Swamp Foxes." Lawmakers say the base already has the airfield, airspace and personnel to support the jet.

Lexington Police hit two Chick-fil-A locations Wednesday for "Cops on the Coop," raising money for SC's Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. Every dollar funds housing, uniforms, food and travel for 30,000+ athletes. The run is on track to raise $1.4M this year.

Thirty-seven years ago today, Hurricane Hugo made landfall in South Carolina just after midnight as a Category 4 storm with 135 mph winds. Storm surge topped 10 feet along the Grand Strand, damage stretched far inland, and the storm was linked to 26 deaths.