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- Savannah Lawmaker Sponsors Bills to Help Veterans
- Walmsley Appointed to Chatham County Superior Court
- Bar Owner Speaks Out About Proposed Chatham County Smoking Ban
- Council, Comcast Execs Hear Complaints at Last Public Meeting in Savannah
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State & Local Government News
Census to release information on SC residents
The U.S. Census Bureau is expected to release detailed information about the more than 4.5 million people living in South Carolina.
Summit on SC College costs highlights major disagreement
Gov. Mark Sanford called a "Higher Education Summit" Tuesday in Columbia to get people together to look for ways to get rising college tuition costs under control.
SC Legislative Session Ends With Last-Minute Budget Passage
The South Carolina legislative session ended Thursday afternoon with a last-minute push to get a state budget passed.
SC State Senator Apologizes for Racial Slur
A South Carolina lawmaker called a GOP gubernatorial candidate of Indian descent a "raghead," saying we have one in the White House, we don't need one in the governor's mansion.
SC Lawmakers Reach Agreement on Requiring Photo ID to Vote
S.C. legislators agree on voter ID, early voting.
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