State

A major farm in eastern South Carolina is expanding, adding 65 new jobs to the rural portion of one county.

Corrections Commissioner Chris Epps says the Mississippi prison system will end the practice of keeping male HIV-positive inmates in segregated units.

An Indiana man whose likeness was flashed across electronic billboards in eight states has entered guilty pleas to more robbery and weapons charges in Tennessee.

A federal judge has ruled against a former South Carolina prisons employee who said he was forced to perform executions or face a demotion, effectively ending the man's lawsuit against the state corrections agency.

The South Carolina Court of Appeals is considering if Charleston should be a defendant in a lawsuit stemming from a fire that killed nine firefighters.

A lawsuit by the chairman of a South Carolina college's board against the conservative denomination that founded the school has been withdrawn.

A South Carolina man has been arrested in the shooting death of a restaurant employee as he left work three years ago.

A diesel generator plant in South Carolina plans to add up to 500 jobs in the next four years.

A South Carolina county's human resources director has retired as the State Law Enforcement Division investigates financial irregularities in Union County.

South Carolina legislators have voted to keep in the budget a $10 million loan to the state's only PGA tournament.