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Automotive parts manufacturer Robert Bocsh, LLC has announced plans to reduce headcount by 10 percent no later than mid-January in its North Charleston, S.C., facility.

Hit show looking for a few good men and women to compete in a future installment of the popular reality series.

The dean of Clemson University's College of Business and Behavioral Science has been re-elect as chairman of the Charlotte branch of the Federal Reserve Bank.

Creek to be tested for one year

The Robert Bosch plant in North Charleston is cutting 200 jobs soon. The Anderson plant workers have until Friday to accept buyouts.

First meeting of the new year -- and three new Anderson County Council members -- is tonight.

Smokey the "guard cat" at Richard M. Campbell Veterans home died in December.

Don't negate the seriousness -- and reality -- of global warming.

Reader confident things are looking up for U.S.

Happy "18th"

A special election is March 31 to replace Clemson City Council member Beverly Coleman, who resigned Dec. 31.

South Carolina's Sen. Lindsay Graham is joining Vice President-Elect Joe Biden on a fact-finding trip to Asia.

Central's Town Council discussed zoning, garbage trucks and state revenues in a work session Monday.

Former Anderson County Council member Bill McAbee was given a Santa hat during a Pendleton Town Council meeting on Monday evening, Pendleton Mayor Carol Burdette said.

Franklin commissioners agreed to rezone property for a flea market in Lavonia.

Williamston swears in new mayor and calls for council special election.

At 14-0, Clemson's Oliver Purnell has plenty to be excited about. But heading into today’s 9 p.m. visit from Alabama (10-3), the Tigers’ head coach says his team has plenty left to do.

Wet weather to continue through mid-week; still not a drought-ender

School leaders, fresh from dealing with budget reductions, possibly face even more in the next fiscal year.

Blanchard expects to be replaced as chariman