Votes are still being counted in Atlanta-area counties as Americans watch from around the nation to see whether Georgia will give Democrat Joe Biden the electoral votes he needs to become president.
Georgia’s secretary of state, who’s in charge of elections in the state, plans a news conference this morning amid delays, confusion and technical glitches in the state’s still incomplete vote-counting.
A judge is allowing two law firms to collect $75 million from the state of South Carolina for helping negotiate a settlement with the federal government over nuclear material left at the Savannah River Site.
State officials have launched a pilot program allowing anyone in South Carolina to pick up an at-home COVID-19 saliva-based testing kit from any of their county health departments.
If a firefighter is diagnosed with one of several types of cancer listed in a new law, the state will provide a one-time payment of $20,000 upon diagnosis and $12,000 a year to help cover out-of-pocket medical expenses.
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize recipient was the United Nation’s World Food Programme, an organization lead by former South Carolina Gov. David Beasley.
The South Carolina Department of Corrections has come up with a plan to slow the spread of COVID-19 in a number of facilities: air ionizers in the ventilation systems.
Georgia is taking a one-time $240 million hit to its bank account because accounting software wasn’t sending the right share of sales taxes to local governments.
Staffing problems, aging buildings and contraband are some of the issues facing South Carolina’s prison system, which has three facilities in the CSRA.
From the Lowcountry to the Midlands to the River Region, there were long lines at the polls in South Carolina for the first day of in-person absentee voting.
A federal judge says every polling place in Georgia must have at least one updated paper backup of the electronic pollbooks that are used to check voters in.
Surprise billing happens when you go to a facility for surgery or the emergency room. The hospital is covered by your insurance. But you’re surprised to later learn that some of the doctors or providers you saw there are not covered.
Tons of plutonium will be leaving the Savannah River site under a deal between South Carolina and the federal government that will bring $600 million to the state.
After months of delays because of the COVID-19 pandemic, South Carolina lawmakers are getting ready to write this year’s budget, with the first step today.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is signing into law a new measure providing additional legal protections to police officers. He signed another law despite problems, and plans a special session to fix it.
