It’s now up to South Carolina’s highest court to decide if lawmakers can get information on an ethics probe of Gov. Mark Sanford.

Taxpayers will spend about $115,000 for two-day session.

A newspaper review of embattled South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford’s calendar shows a decline in the number of staff meetings and public outreach sessions between his first and second terms.

Governor Mark Sanford is facing a fast-approaching deadline to give the South Carolina Supreme Court more information over his waiver of confidentiality in a state ethics investigation.

Governor Mark Sanford’s lawyers face a noon deadline Tuesday to file final arguments in a case the state Supreme Court will take up that would keep a state panel from sharing a report about the governor with the House.

Governor Mark Sanford will be in Gaffney Tuesday to announce a new business coming to the area.

South Carolina’s Republican gubernatorial candidates are looking to prove their conservative credentials during a debate that included even a few kind words for embattled Governor Mark Sanford.

A Homeland Security division chief notified Sanford in a July 1 letter the Republican governor’s actions raised questions about his judgment and trustworthiness.

The S.C. Republican Party has asked Gov. Mark Sanford to resign.

The president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce says lawmakers should move quickly on the possible impeachment of Governor Mark Sanford.

A subcommittee led by Fountain Inn State Senator David Thomas is trying to find out if Sanford violated travel rules with six of his overseas flights.

A Beaufort County man has been charged with threatening Governor Mark Sanford’s life.

Republican Senator David Thomas said Governor Mark Sanford flew business class on trips that cost taxpayers $14,000 more than economy class.

South Carolina state senator who accused Gov. Mark Sanford of breaking the law by using pricey airplane tickets says he has discovered additional flights that violate rules requiring officials use lowest-cost travel.

Philandering South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is on the road asking for forgiveness and support as questions remain about his travel spending.