Focus shifting to Senate after House narrowly passes health care bill.

Propsoals aim to cut half a trillion dollars from Medicare to fund health care reform.

South Carolina U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham is being joined by his close friend, fellow Republican Arizona U.S. Sen. John McCain for a town hall meeting.

A Republican lawmaker says it’s clear to him that the White House is ready to abandon a government-run public health insurance option.

As President Obama spoke on health care reform Wednesday, upstate senior citizens were anxious to hear what he had to say.

Michelin North America Named by AARP as one of the 2009 Best Employers for Workers Over 50.

U.S. Rep. John Spratt of South Carolina says he’s willing to agree to tort reform as a way to cut health care costs.

U.S. Rep. Bob Inglis is speaking out against the president’s health care reform proposal, calling it the wrong prescription for Americans.

Senator Jim DeMint visited with constituents in Greenville and Spartanburg counties in town hall meetings about the proposed healthcare reform plan that has many people concerned.

Representative Bob Inglis will talk about health care options in Travelers Rest Tuesday after a Monday meeting in Piedmont.

Godshall Healthcare Recruiting is looking to fill several medical positions ranging from nurses to billing clerks.

The president will tour the Cleveland Clinic with Ohio Gov. Ted
Strickland.

South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint said Wednesday it’s time to “put the brakes on” President Barack Obama, saying he’s advocating too much government spending and ballooning the deficit.

The petition includes a quote from President Obama saying that Americans
should have a public health insurance option.

Members of President Barack Obama’s team say they
are open to a cooperative program using taxpayer money but not
government control.