Several thousand people gathered outside the South Carolina Statehouse to oppose President Donald Trump and his administration as part of a national No Kings protest. Most of the rallygoers also marched from the Statehouse to the Governor’s Mansion and back — 1 mile each way — to oppose the Republican governor who was

Thousands of people protesting President Donald Trump's leadership marched peacefully Saturday on Main Street and covered the state capitol grounds in Columbia, waving signs and cheering speeches that derided the president and his policies.

After a week of nonstop chatter about OU’s running game, the Sooners found something against South Carolina in a 26-7 win Saturday.

One of many “No Kings” rallies across the country was held outside the South Carolina State House on Saturday.

Thousands demonstrated in Oct. 18 as part of the nationwide "No Kings" rallies against President Trump and his policies. Some Republicans called the protests the "hate America" rallies.

The final weekend of the South Carolina State Fair and a Gamecocks home game against Oklahoma brought crowds, and congestion, to the Columbia fairgrounds area.

A South Carolina inmate who killed a man, burned his eyes with cigarettes and then painted “catch me if u can” on the wall with the victim’s blood more than 20 years ago has been scheduled to be executed.