Assistant bureau chief and Statehouse reporter
Seanna Adcox is an Assistant Bureau Chief and Statehouse Reporter for The Post and Courier and Index-Journal. With a focus on local news in South Carolina, particularly in Charleston, Seanna covers a wide range of topics including politics, legislation, and community issues. Her reporting provides readers with in-depth coverage and analysis of important events and developments in the state.
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Seanna’s coverage primarily revolves around local government and legal policy in South Carolina, particularly focusing on announcements and regulations. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide insights into state-level government decisions, legal policies or regulatory changes within South Carolina.
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Is neither cruel nor unusual, according to majority of SC Supreme Court
By: Seanna Adcox
COLUMBIA — South Carolina can execute condemned inmates by electrocution or firing squad after the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that both options are constitutional.
By: Seanna Adcox
The South Carolina Supreme Court has thrown out the state’s fledgling K-12 voucher program as unconstitutional.
By: Seanna Adcox
The state Supreme Court has officially ended any possibility that voucher payments for private K-12 tuition could resume this year.
By: Seanna Adcox
(File/Getty Images) COLUMBIA — A Pennsylvania billionaire will cover this year's private tuition costs for South Carolina students who lost
By: Seanna Adcox
SC inmate Richard Moore has selected lethal injection as the method for his Nov. 1 execution, while challenges continue.
A $195 million federal grant completes funding for a new interchange in Mount Pleasant that provides truckers a direct route to SC's port
A drawing of the future Long Point Road interchange off Interstate 526 in Mount Pleasant. (S.C. Department of Transportation)
By: Seanna Adcox
COLUMBIA — A Pennsylvania billionaire will cover this year’s private tuition costs for South Carolina students who lost their taxpayer-funded scholarships when the state Supreme Court ruled them unconstitutional. A $900,000 donation from Jeff Yass, the co-founder of a global investment firm, will keep students impacted by last month’s ruling in their private school through […]
By: Seanna Adcox
The University of South Carolina plans to build a highly specialized hospital next to its School of Medicine building in Columbia.
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