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South Carolina Advances Transgender Bathroom Bill, Boosts Economic Growth in Landmark Legislative Session

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South Carolina lawmakers advanced House Bill 4756 on January 28, forcing transgender students to use school facilities matching their birth sex, passing 96-19 before heading to the Senate, according to the ACLU of South Carolina[1]. Governor Henry McMaster, in his final State of the State address, called for raising base teacher pay above $50,000, expanding four-year-old kindergarten, and injecting $1.1 billion in surplus funds into nearly $7 billion worth of active transportation projects threatened by rising costs[4][12]. Greenville County secured $725 million in 2025 investments from companies like GE Vernova, Isuzu North America, and DartPoints, creating 1,293 jobs and representing 8% of the state's total capital influx[3]. The state economy remains robust, leading the nation in early 2025 real GDP growth, fueled by manufacturing expansions such as Isuzu's $280 million Greenville plant[7].

In the 126th General Assembly's second session, bills on law enforcement reforms, firearm background checks, and voucher tweaks for religious schools dominate calendars, with a Senate Education Subcommittee hearing Senate Bill 692 on February 4[1][2][6]. Public safety efforts highlight school resource officers credited with preventing tragedy at a recent incident[12].

A powerful bomb cyclone brought heavy snow to the Southeast this weekend, dumping up to 6 inches in Myrtle Beach, which lacks snow equipment, and prompting closures like the South Carolina Ballet's performance, rescheduled to February 7[5][8][11]. Frigid temperatures and power outages linger in parts of the Carolinas.

Looking Ahead: Watch Senate debates on H.4756, voucher amendments, and Gov. McMaster's budget priorities amid ongoing winter weather impacts and economic announcements.

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