The success of local fruits and vegetables in 2025 varied depending on what was grown and the weather, especially for non-irrigated fields.

Gene Crim, owner of Four C Farm in St. Matthews and president of the South Carolina Cattlemen’s Association, has been raising cows for about 35 to 40 years.

If you’re reading the Farm section, I don’t need to tell you that times are tough right now for farmers.

Dairy farmers continued to struggle with inflation, the availability of labor and price volatility while seeing some help from high beef prices in 2025.

Low commodity prices, combined with high input costs and surplus yields have made for a “tough” 2025 for Orangeburg County growers.

A 19-year-old Abbeville man is accused of having a gun on the campus of South Carolina State University on Homecoming night, ...

For the second time in four years, the Championship 4 in the Cup Series is an even split between the two winningest playoff ...

The recent escape of several research monkeys after the truck carrying them overturned on a Mississippi interstate is the ...

Defending MEAC champs SC State, led by surging QB Billy Atkins, face a tough challenge from Morgan State. Read head coach ...

East Corinth resident and Beetlejuice fan Wade Pierson points to one of the photos he printed and placed around town showing ...

UCLA guard Donovan Dent embraces the responsibility that comes with playing for one of college basketball's most storied ...

Set to take effect in July, the policy is aimed primarily at organizations that work with immigrants and transgender youth.