Scott Morgan

By 3:30 p.m. Friday, the storm Helene blew through South Carolina, but left at least 13 dead, with nine confirmed Upstate.

The South Carolina Office of Resilience has a buyout program zeroing in on flood-prone areas in six communities. It's becoming an increasingly popular program and storms — and their fallout — are increasing too.

While some residents experiencing homelessness can't turn away from voting quickly enough, others are eager to cast their first ballot, in hopes that their voices will have an effect on democracy.

Ask most theatergoers to name the first musical on Broadway to deal with HIV/AIDS in its plot, and they’ll probably guess Jonathan Larson’s 1996 Pulitzer Prize winner Rent. But the correct answer is Falsettos. Created by composer-lyricist William Finn (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee) and director/playwright James Lapine (Into the Woods, Passion), Falsettos […]

Sylvia Vandross and her son fled from damaged caused by a microburst that hit Greenville on Sept. 24. Two days later, Tropical Storm Helene landed.

South Carolina Public Radio | By Scott Morgan Democratic State Sen. Gerald Malloy has filed a protest over the results of a recount in his race to retain his seat in Senate District 29.

Five-year trends in migration show an uptick in residents moving from other states. But where they're moving within South Carolina isn't evenly dispersed.

South Carolina Public Radio | By Scott Morgan The grand windows of New Mt. Olivet AME Zion Church used to greet drivers heading into Rock Hill's historic Southside neighborhood.

The first major winter storm of 2025 could set back an already short supply of blood. The Blood Connection says donations this week could offset a loss of up to 3,000 units.

Faith Fuller grew up knowing the Carter family in her own community. With the former president being laid to rest this week, Fuller recalls the inextricable link between her family and Carter's legacy as a post-president.