This Week in South Carolina

Reporters Andy Shain and Avery Wilks talk with host Charles Bierbauer about the 2018 legislative session.

Avery Wilks of The State Newspaper and Andrew Brown of The Charleston Post and Courier sit down with Charles Bierbauer for an update on the abandoned nuclear plant.

Dr. Gaye-Lois McKeiver and 5th Circuit Solicitor Dan Johnson discuss veterans in the criminal justice system.

The U.N. Climate Change Conference is meeting in Germany this week, and we bring the discussion of weather and global warming to "This Week in SC." Beaufort Mayor Billy Keyserling and USC Professor Lori Ziolkowski give their take.

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Host Charles Bierbauer sits down with representatives Kirkman Finlay and Russell Ott to discuss the failed nuclear project and what may lie ahead.

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It was a busy week in the ongoing investigation into corruption at the S.C. State House. John Monk of "The State Newspaper" and Andy Shain of "The Post and Courier" fill us in on the latest of the probe.

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SC licenses and ID cards are changing. This week we talk about Real ID and everything you need to know.

We continue our conversation dealing with the shutdown of the V.C. Sumner nuclear plant this week with Sen. Shane Massey and Sen. Nikki Setzler, who co-chair a special committee studying the abandoned project.

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Rep. Eric Bedingfield and DAODAS Director Sara Goldsby discuss the opioid epidemic.

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Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman, talks the state of S.C. schools and her priorities for the upcoming year.