McMaster favors restarting failed nuclear project that hit ratepayers in the wallet
South Carolina’s governor likes the idea of completing two nuclear reactors in Fairfield County to provide more power for the ...
Overnight earthquake shakes the Midlands for the second time in 2025. Here’s where
This was the second earthquake recorded in South Carolina in 2025 after 30 were confirmed last year, according to the USGS.
Gov. Henry McMaster wants SC to ‘usher in a nuclear power renaissance’
Gov. Henry McMaster in his eighth State of the State address on Wednesday urged the revival of a failed nuclear project in South Carolina. State-owned utility Santee Cooper announced last week it ...
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The State House Gavel: State of the State recap, SC treasurer rejects calls to resign
Statehouse reporters Gavin Jackson, Russ McKinney and Maayan Schechter are back at the Capitol reporting what you need to ...
South Carolina Plans To Restart Mothballed Nuclear Plants To Power AI Data Centers
South Carolina's Santee Cooper is seeking buyers to revive construction at the long-abandoned V.C. Summer Nuclear Station to ...
South Carolina schools announce closures and eLearning plans Jan. 23
Ice on roads prompts South Carolina schools to close or switch to eLearning Jan. 23. Check your district's plans for schedule ...
Tuesday is deadline for SC victims of Helene to apply for FEMA aid
Beaufort and Orangeburg County residents affected by Hurricane Helene have until the end of the day to submit applications ...
Revival of failed VC Summer nuclear project could happen in SC
Nearly a decade ago, the plug was pulled on the controversial VC Summer nuclear project just north of Columbia before any new power was generated.
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Commentary: Explore private-sector interest in restarting VC Summer construction
As lawmakers convene for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly ... at the V.C. Summer nuclear site in Fairfield County. This approach, backed by discussions ...
A quarry company will invest a half-billion dollars across 6 SC counties. Here's where.
Luck Companies is expanding operations in South Carolina across six counties with a $450 million investment set to create 70 jobs, including in Spartanburg.