Gov. McMaster to make cabinet agency announcement at State House
Governor Henry McMaster is set to hold a press conference at the South Carolina State House on Wednesday afternoon.The press ...
McMaster declares state of emergency in response efforts to SC flash flooding
Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order declaring a state of emergency for South Carolina to assist the state’s ...
Lowcountry community prays to soften Gov. McMaster's heart leading to execution
In honor of Richard Moore’s life, the Cokesbury United Methodist Church held a prayer vigil in North Charleston earlier this ...
Bamberg starts cleanup as Kemp, McMaster declare emergencies for flood-hit areas
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster have both declared states of emergency for counties affected ...
Gov. Henry McMaster comments on South Carolina's latest execution
The City of Myrtle Beach’s rules on only allowing beach umbrellas during the busy summer season will stay put for now.
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McMaster signs bill banning cell phones in SC prisons
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - Gov. Henry McMaster held a ceremonial signing Tuesday for a bill that bans the possession of telecommunications devices by inmates in the South Carolina Department of ...
Governor declares State of Emergency following severe flooding in Orangeburg
Governor. Henry McMcasterAfter a night of heavy rainfall, many roads in Orangeburg were closed due to flooding. Some of the ...
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SC’s McMaster points to Moore’s previous criminal record in decision not to grant clemency
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster said he denied Richard B. Moore clemency from execution because of his previous violent criminal record of violence in South Carolina and Michigan.
Richard Moore executed in South Carolina after governor rejects clemency arguments
Moore's death sentence, imposed by an all-white jury more than 20 years ago, raised questions about whether he got a fair ...
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Gov. McMaster should halt SC’s next execution and grant Richard Moore clemency | Opinion
Don’t just take my word for it. Take that of a former director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections and a former state Supreme Court justice.