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When she speaks about poverty and inequality on the campaign trail, Hillary Clinton often mentions one plan that stands out in its simplicity: Rep. Jim Clyburn's "10-20-30" formula.

Plans to build a new Michelin distribution center along Highway 101 are moving forward.

Health insurer Aetna's decision to leave the federal health care exchange in 11 states means 8,000 South Carolinians will need new health insurance coverage in 2017.

Spartanburg County Council approved a second reading Monday of an ordinance to permit Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages at county stores.

Blue Ridge Parkway staff will hold two town hall meetings to discuss possible fee increases in 2017.

Today's 65-year-olds can expect to spend an average of $130,000 on health care during their retirement, from premiums to co-payments to eyeglasses, according to new estimates.

An increasing number of elderly patients nationwide are on multiple medications to treat chronic diseases, raising their chances of dangerous drug interactions and serious side effects.

An S.C. Highway Patrol trooper suffered no injuries after crashing his patrol car during a chase in Jonesville.

After Trump’s Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, released her 2015 tax returns Friday, U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford, R-Charleston, penned an op-ed column for the New York Times Sunday asking Trump to do the same.

CHARLESTON — Authorities in South Carolina say two fetuses were found at a wastewater treatment plant on James Island.