A small but vocal and adamant group of protesters rallied at the Statehouse, Thursday night, calling for Gov. Mark Sanford to resign or for state lawmakers to impeach him. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter Robert Kittle has more. Also, let us know in our web poll if you think Governor Sanford should resign.

We have the latest developments in SC Governor Mark Sanford’s scandal investigation. We will update this story as events warrant. Several newspapers, including ‘The Aiken Standard’, have called for Sanford’s resignation. Let us know in our web poll at the bottom of this article if you think he should resign.

The issue of school choice and the state giving parents tax credits if they send their children to private schools is back at the South Carolina Statehouse. But this year, supporters think they have a much better chance of getting it passed, after failing for the last five years. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.

College students from across South Carolina say legislators should make education a higher priority and restore money to public universities. More than 100 students came to the Statehouse on Tuesday from half a dozen public colleges to rally for higher education.

A new bill introduced in the South Carolina Senate is either a worrisome threat to children’s safety or a minor change to keep law-abiding citizens from inadvertently breaking the law, depending on your viewpoint. The bill would allow anyone with a concealed weapons permit to have his gun on a school campus, as long as the gun is locked in a vehicle. WJBF News Channel 6’s Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.

The governor of South Carolina is the latest state chief executive to receive a suspicious package in the mail.

Gov. Mark Sanford says a new $6 million security system at the Statehouse is a “colossal waste” and has ordered state police away from some checkpoints.

The state with one of the highest rates in the nation of domestic violence took time Monday to honor the 2007 victims of fatal domestic abuse. South Carolina held the 11th annual Silent Witness ceremony on the Statehouse steps. South Carolina currently has the second-highest rate per capita of women killed by men in domestic violence situations.