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Gov. McMaster declines calling for SC-wide data center moratorium as more counties pass their own (opens the original)
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Gov. Henry McMaster said this week that he does not plan to call — at least not at this time — for a statewide data center moratorium as residential pushback grows and more counties hit pause on construction. But McMaster told reporters Wednesday in Columbia that he understands why there are questions and why a handful of counties are choosing to pass their own rules and pause data center development for, in some cases, six months up to one year. "The big question is where are we going to put th
Officials say SC needs more housing options for military service members and their families (opens the original)
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South Carolina military and government leaders say affordable housing for service members and their families has become a greater challenge as the population on and off bases continues to rise. A lack of affordable housing is an issue all over the state, leaders said. But it's a particular problem in Sumter, home to Shaw Air Force Base, and Republican House Speaker Murrell Smith of Sumter said Wednesday the state needs to respond. "We're going to have to take on the issue of how we're going to h
SC lawmakers start new committee to tackle AI regulations (opens the original)
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Nationwide, states are grappling with how to regulate artificial intelligence. South Carolina lawmakers in both the House and Senate have now created special committees to analyze AI: its risks, possible rewards and where they may be able to place guardrails as some leaders in the AI world have sounded the alarm that the intelligence is evolving almost too fast. Lawmakers say they want to get ahead of the ever-developing AI curve. Aiken Republican Sen. Tom Young, chair of the Senate's special AI
Gov defends National Guard troops in DC as SC high court hears case against deployment (opens the original)
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The state Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday over whether Gov. Henry McMaster had the legal authority to deploy hundreds of state National Guard troops last year to help with President Trump's anti-crime effort in the nation's capital. The ACLU of South Carolina said it was unlawful and did not meet the legal conditions when McMaster twice last year ordered troops to Washington to assist in the large-scale domestic deployment when local leaders said violent crime was at a low. McMaster first
South Carolina keeps 'first in the South' slot on GOP 2028 presidential calendar (opens the original)
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South Carolina will keep its status as "first in the South" on the Republican Party's presidential primary calendar in 2028. The Republican National Committee approved the lineup last week during the GOP's midterm convention in Texas. "Today's (Sept. 10) vote preserves the path to the Republican presidential nomination and gives our voters a strong voice in the process," RNC Chairman Joe Gruters said in a statement. The RNC said no states were added, removed or changed in its 2028 lineup decisio
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