Ian Grenier

COLUMBIA — Tourists on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., are getting a bit of South Carolina in the form of rocking chairs, sweetgrass baskets and Catawba pottery at the state's booth in the Great American State Fair.

COLUMBIA — One of the first things visitors will see at at the S.C. State Museum's newest exhibit is a partly tattered, 250-year-old indigo flag.

COLUMBIA — A federal appeals panel partly reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a five-year-old South Carolina

Clemson's quick pivot to a new university president three days after its original choice bowed out has renewed questions about secretive search processes and adherence with state law regarding such hires.

COLUMBIA — Legislators this year got behind a push from state Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver to limit just how shiny local school boards

SC law sets the process by which U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham’s seat in the U.S. Senate and slot on November’s general election ballot will be filled.

COLUMBIA — Gov. Henry McMaster is set to announce his pick to finish Lindsey Graham's term in the U.S. Senate this afternoon at 4 p.m. with President Donald Trump suggesting it should be the senator's sister.

Updated COLUMBIA — Two weeks after the start of South Carolina's new fiscal year, lawmakers are still at loggerheads over a few hundred million dollars of the state's $15 billon budget.

Updated COLUMBIA — Voters who cast ballots in last month's Democratic primary aren't eligible to take part in the upcoming special primary

Reporter Ian Grenier shares details about a controversial power plant planned in the Midlands, a specialized animal care facility facing money troubles and Columbia seeking a new poet laureate.