AG Alan Wilson delivers Waffle House and Chick-fil-A to airport workers in Charleston and pizza to airport workers around SC amid government shutdown.

The Republican representative says she will seek damages for defamation and wants a public correction or retraction on the police incident reports

South Carolina candidate for governor Nancy Mace held a news conference Monday after her heated confrontation with Charleston airport police

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A United States congresswoman representing the Lowcountry says she is filing a defamation lawsuit over “misleading” incident reports.

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U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace held a press conference on Nov 3 in response to reports about a confrontation involving her and Charleston airport police

Rep. Nancy Mace claims CPD and Capitol Police will provide a full-time security detail at her local Charleston office moving forward.

In a Tuesday press release, Mace accused TSA and CHS workers of “allegedly” wanting to revoke her TSA status and block her “from using the Known Crewmember (KCM) checkpoint as is standard operating procedure for all Members of Congress,” both of which she refers to as “inappropriate surveillance and targeting.”