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Top Charleston City Paper News

States can cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, the Supreme Court rules

Planned Parenthood · United States

States can cut off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood, the Supreme Court rules

46% Center coverage: 428 sources

The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way on Thursday for South Carolina to strip Planned Parenthood of funding under the Medicaid health insurance program in a ruling that bolsters efforts by Republican-led states to deprive the reproductive healthcare and abortion provider of public money.See the Story

Alan Wilson, South Carolina's four-term Republican attorney general, enters 2026 governor's race

Republican Party · South Carolina

Alan Wilson, South Carolina's four-term Republican attorney general, enters 2026 governor's race

60% Center coverage: 28 sources

How South Carolinians Could Lose Under the New Trump Budget - Charleston City Paper

How South Carolinians Could Lose Under the New Trump Budget - Charleston City Paper

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

News analysis | The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed its version of President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," the 940-page tax and spending megabill that Republicans say will lower taxes and spark new economic growth in South Carolina and across the country. The post How South Carolinians could lose under the new Trump budget appeared first on Charleston City Paper.See the Story

Statehouse Report 24.27: How federal budget will hurt S.C.; Graham-Bauer race - Statehouse

Coverage: 2 sources

In issue 24.27 of Statehouse Report is a news analysis that explains the impact on South Carolina about the just-past Trump mega-budget. And columnist Andy Brack writes about the coming Lindsey Graham-Andre Bauer Senate showdown. The post Statehouse Report 24.27: How federal budget will hurt S.C.; Graham-Bauer race appeared first on Charleston City Paper.Lindsey Graham · Charleston See the Story

SC Officials Focus on Road and Boating Safety During Fourth of July Weekend

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) - The Fourth of July is just days away and on top of all the fun, it's important to make sure safety is a top priority. We’ve all heard the saying "don’t drink and drive." “Boating is no different. It's a vehicle, but it's on the waterways. You need your hand-eye coordination to be able to operate a boat or a vehicle,” said Master Trooper Mitchell Ridgeway with the South Carolina Highway Patrol. State troopers and …Travel · South Carolina See the Story

Brack: Graham still favored in U.S. Senate race - Statehouse

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Looks like four-term U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has a pedigreed political challenger for the Republican primary in 2026, but he’s probably grinning privately because he may just have the perfect opponent. The post Brack: Graham still favored in U.S. Senate race appeared first on Charleston City Paper.U.S. Senate · Charleston Read Article

Mystery Photo: House and tree

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Charleston City PaperCharleston, South Carolina · Charleston Read Article

Blotter: What’s the handle? - Charleston City Paper

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Reports taken from June 18 to June 27 What’s the handle? Charleston police on June 26 announced the arrest of an “aspiring influencer” after a months-long reckless driving investigation after he posted social media videos of himself weaving through traffic at 140 mph on a motorcycle. He faces 35 charges including racing, having an uninsured […] The post Blotter: What’s the handle? appeared first on Charleston City Paper.Influencers · Charleston Read Article

Remembering Irish immigrants buried at Tower Hill site - Charleston City Paper

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Most Rev. Jacques Fabre-Jeune, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston, will perform a rosary service at Harmon Field on July 9 for Irish immigrants who were buried at a potter’s field between 1841 and 1927 on Charleston’s west side. The post Remembering Irish immigrants buried at Tower Hill site appeared first on Charleston City Paper.Immigration · Charleston Read Article

Georgetown County Celebrates 3rd Annual Carolina Day

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

GEORGETOWN, S.C. – Red, white, and blue filled Francis Marion Park Friday as community members gathered to celebrate Carolina Day, a tribute to the 1776 Patriot victory at Fort Sullivan that helped pave the way for American independence. Local leaders, including Georgetown’s mayor, city council, and members of the 250 Committee, came together to honor the courageous stand by under-equipped Patriots who triumphed over British forces in Charleston…Gerrymandering · Charleston See the Story

Brack: On turning off the incessant hum of politics - Statehouse

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Perhaps the most delightful thing about vacationing in France this year was something beyond the great food, spectacular culture, lush vistas and kind people. The post Brack: On turning off the incessant hum of politics appeared first on Charleston City Paper.Charleston, South Carolina · Charleston Read Article

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