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Bills that give military retirees a tax cut, shorten South Carolina's legislative session by three weeks and ban ticket quotas in law enforcement are among the potential laws heading to Gov. Nikki Haley's desk.

U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., said Thursday he is supporting Donald Trump for president.

State Sen. Lee Bright of Roebuck dismissed new radio ads airing this week that oppose his re-election campaign.

Wellford’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year doesn’t include any tax or fee increases for residents, but a new project is scheduled to begin.

Milliken & Company is launching a new philanthropic initiative this month that will support four Spartanburg nonprofits.

Spartanburg County is moving closer to drafting an ordinance on regulating development in the county's southwest region.

Drivers who regularly battle frustrating rush-hour traffic jams on Highway 9 in Boiling Springs could be getting some relief, but it may be several more months before it arrives.

Rep. Mike Pitts is encouraging South Carolina's attorney general to sue the federal government over the Obama administration's directive that public schools allow transgender students to use the restroom of their choice.

A bill reducing fees and setting specific deadlines for when South Carolina governments must release documents requested by the public appeared to be dead Thursday after the Senate didn't debate it for 15 months.

Authorities say the president of a PTA in Greenville County has been arrested on breach of trust charges.