S.C. reaches $600M settlement with U.S. Department of Energy

S.C. reaches $600M settlement with U.S. Energy Department

The federal government will pay the state the money and remove tons of weapons-grade plutonium from the Savannah River Site under terms of a settlement announced Monday. The settlement ends six years of litigation.

S.C. Bar Hotline offers housing-related legal help

Qualifying state residents facing eviction or other legal issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic can call 1-833-958-2266 to be matched with lawyers volunteering their services. Legal experts expect more evictions as moratoriums have expired.

Commerce Department addresses audit criticism

Over one month after the release of a legislative audit critiquing the Commerce Department for its lack of oversight and transparency with money funding economic development projects, the agency has adopted some recommendations.

Annual WREN conference will be held online

The Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network’s fourth annual conference will take place online, beginning Sept. 10. The six-week series is free and will feature topics including workplace protections and paid leave.

Charlotte group purchases student housing facility

Hampton House, a 32-bedroom facility at 1800 Senate St., sold for $2.1 million. Renovations and upgrades to the common areas are planned, according to Wilson Kibler, which represented the buyer.

Duke Energy selects properties for site readiness

Duke Energy has selected three properties across the state, including 192 acres in Newberry County, for its 2020 Site Readiness Program, which helps enhance sites for business and industrial development.

'Outer Banks' to resume filming today in the Lowcountry

The Netflix series, which brought in $31.4 million in direct spending last year, returns to the Lowcountry on Monday. "Outer Banks" is one of two television shows currently filmed in South Carolina.

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