Government

The Spartanburg Republican, who served four terms in Congress, previously worked at the Columbia-based law firm in 1994 before leaving to join the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

After months of speculation on how U.S. tariffs on certain goods from China, the European Union, and other countries might affect U.S. business and...

How to approach hiring veterans By Robyn Grable, founder, Service to Civilian Happy New Year! It’s a new year to grow your business, and you are...

Love it or hate it, tax reform has arrived. On Dec. 22, President Donald Trump delivered on his promise to overhaul the nation’s Internal Revenue...

Furman University’s Riley Institute has announced the winners of its David H. Wilkins Awards for Excellence. Rep. Weston Newton, R-Beaufort and Jasper counties, will receive...

John S. Warren, the founder and CEO of Lima One Capital, a specialty mortgage finance company based in Greenville and currently active in 40 states, has announced that he has "filed to explore a run for the Republican nomination for governor" of South Carolina. 

Incumbent Mayor Junie White and challenger Todd Horne fought each other to a stalemate in Tuesday night's election and will go head-to-head in a runoff on Nov 21. Spartanburg County voters approved 1-cent sales tax increase to pay for government facilities.

A penny taxed is a penny that could be used to fund a new courthouse and city/county government facility.

Who will be responsible for paying the $9 billion in construction bonds for the defunct project owned by SCE&G and Santee Cooper?

Bus maker with Greenville factory to receive at least half of $55 million awarded by the Federal Transit Administration

The Greenville Chamber of Commerce has released a statement expressing disappointment regarding President Donald J. Trump's decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

U.S. District Judge Amos Mazzant in November had issued a preliminary injunction blocking the mandate from the U.S. Labor Department.

"We just haven’t gotten assurances if they had to cast the votes how they would vote."--Ted Pitts, president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce

Jerry Blassingame says he wants to change the law not just for himself, but for the former prisoners he helps through his Greenville-based ministry, Soteria Community Development Corp.

For people with criminal records, finding a job can be hard.