Abraham Kenmore is an itinerant scribbler and a Georgia statewide reporter for Gannett. With a focus on local news in Augusta and the state of Georgia, Abraham covers a range of topics including politics, education, and community issues. His work has been featured in various publications including USA TODAY.
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By: Abraham Kenmore
COLUMBIA — The number of children enrolled in South Carolina’s Medicaid program dropped 9% following the end of a federally mandated pandemic pause on removing people from the government health insurance program. From May to December of last year, the number of South Carolina children enrolled in Medicaid — through what’s called the Children’s Health […] The post Child Medicaid enrollment in SC dropped 9% after pandemic protections ended appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.
By: Abraham Kenmore
Poll workers arrange stickers to read "Thanks" at Stiles Point Elementary School on Election Day in on Nov. 3, 2020, in Charleston, South Carolina. (File/Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)
By: Abraham Kenmore
S.C. Supreme Court Justice John Kittredge is questioned by the Judicial Merit Selection Commission on Nov. 6, 2023, about becoming the next chief justice.
COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s top law enforcement officer, Chief Mark Keel, has been confirmed to another term in the job. Senators voted unanimously Wednesday to give Keel six more years leading the State Law Enforcement Division. Keel initially took the agency’s helm in 2011. Gov. Henry McMaster again picked Keel in December, announcing the 66-year-old […] The post Senate unanimously confirms Keel to keep leading SLED appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.
By: Abraham Kenmore
Senate Minority Leader Brad Hutto Get info without leaving the page.
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COLUMBIA — A bill requiring South Carolinians to verify they’re at least 18 to access pornographic websites is heading to the governor’s desk. The Senate gave final approval Thursday. After some back and forth between the chambers, the version poised to become law is what the House approved 113-1 earlier this year. The bill was […] The post Bill requiring South Carolinians to be 18 to access online porn heading to governor’s desk appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.
By: Abraham Kenmore
COLUMBIA — When South Carolina lawmakers made it legal in March to carry handguns without a permit, they left people charged with illegal possession in limbo: Gun owners could still face conviction for a crime that’s no longer a crime. The law, which immediately took effect with Gov. Henry McMaster’s signature March 7, allowed past […] The post Bill pending signature would erase SC gun charge that’s no longer a crime appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.
Scene from the South Carolina House of Representatives chamber on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. (Travis Bell/STATEHOUSE CAROLINA/Special to the SC Daily Gazette)
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Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump Get info without leaving the page.
By: Abraham Kenmore
Trump campaign still owes Coastal; Winthrop tab paid in full, public records show Gazette sought records for what visits by Trump and Biden potentially cost taxpayers Hosting a president …
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