Richmond City Council delays vote on Dominion-NextEra merger resolution ↗
Many council members were concerned about the language of the resolution and said they did not have enough information about possible changes to the deal.
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Clearly, Construction is pushing to build a rock quarry in Trousdale County along State Route 141. The company went before the planning commission this week to rezone 230 acres of land.
A day after warning of possible point-of-sale scams, the Roberts County Sheriff’s Office says the company behind the payment systems is legitimate.
Saving a Hero’s Place, an organization that creates custom-designed chairs, worked with Prorok’s loved ones during the design process.
The city of Greenville's Planning Commission Commission recommended approval of three annexation applications.
The new 14,777-square-foot station at 701 Groce Meadow Road is designed to serve the rapidly growing area north of Greer.
City Council approved the $850,000 purchase of the former Greenville Cultural Exchange Center property at 700 Arlington Ave.
Attorney general Alan Wilson's office charges Donald McKinney a second time with an alleged sex crime against a minor relative...
The family of a Lexington County baby who was found buried alive on Tuesday is now providing a way for the community to help.
South Carolina lawmakers are considering changes to the state’s property tax system, but local leaders warn that reducing tax revenue could make it harder to fund essential services.
Bond has been denied for the father of a baby found buried alive Tuesday in Lexington County.
Southern New England cities consider banning Flock license plate readers. Providence debated an ordinance to disable 60 cameras amid mayor/police pushback. New Bedford weighs a veto and a safeguards plan.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell wants to ban overnight RV and camper parking on city streets after 2024 complaints, 48 removals, and ongoing issues on key roads. Violators could face $300 daily fines.