Month: October 2012

While the state agency that is supposed to aid South Carolina’s jobless population ironically will…

A state economic development agency created by lawmakers more than two years ago but not…

In 2008, S.C. House Speaker Bobby Harrell took at least nine weekly round trips with…

The state Joint Bond Review Committee on Wednesday approved building and other development proposals by…

When electric bus maker Proterra announced in March that it was slashing the scope of…

A panel of the S.C. Education Oversight Committee on Monday heard funding proposals from 11…

Five state agencies, including three colleges and universities, would see their general fund budgets more…

People usually vote for politicians who share their views, hoping to see the changes that…

Over the past year, Gov. Nikki Haley, state lawmakers, Clemson University officials and others collectively…

If state funding of South Carolina’s colleges and universities were solely based on the schools’…

The Capital City’s highest-ranking employees collectively are making top dollar compared to their counterparts in…

Two state lawmakers say they plan to re-introduce bills next year that would create regional…

Charleston County won’t have to repay $11.6 million to the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank if…

S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson might be willing to investigate the use of campaign funds…

More than a third of 81 state agency heads, including college and university presidents, would…

John Crangle didn’t have to wait long to get an answer from the S.C. Attorney…

Editor’s Note: In June, Nerve Citizen Reporter Tom Hatfield of Hilton Head helped launch a…

Running for public office or being a lobbyist can cost you big time – especially…

The state entity managing the assets of South Carolina’s public retirement system wants to grow…

A University of South Carolina administrator who lobbies on behalf of the school also has…

If you ask the S.C. Department of Commerce for a copy of an incentives agreement…