A Silver Alert was issued for Deanna Kaye Mitchell, a missing 54-year-old in Asheville who officials believe is suffering from dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Greenville’s 988 call center is the only one serving the state of South Carolina. They take about 100 calls each day, but many other calls are picked up in other states.
An auction house in Georgia confirmed that a Facebook post featured household items belonging to a prominent family in Colleton County: the Murdaugh family.
New renderings of the Greenville Gateway development were recently shown in an application for the City of Greenville’s Certificate of Appropriateness Urban Design Panel.
The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office said a $1,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the whereabouts of a woman who went missing in February.
The state’s chief accountant will leave the elected post he has held for 20 years on April 30, according to a copy of the resignation letter obtained by The Associated Press.
The Greenville Police Department said officers are searching for Chyanne Weavil, a 16-year-old who reportedly ran away from DSS custody on March 10, 2023.
The Chabad of Greenville announced that Nissim Black, a Hasidic Jewish Rapper, is visiting Greenville next week for a concert at Furman celebrating diversity and inclusion.
Republican Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina is inching ever closer to a presidential bid in 2024, scheduling his latest swing through early-voting states before returning home afterward to give donors a “political update.”
According to data from the Center of Rural and Primary Healthcare at the University of South Carolina several areas in the state are in high need of primary care providers. The Kaiser Health Foundation about 2 million people in South Carolina live in healthcare professional shortage areas.
The U. S. Army Human Resources Command Public Affairs Office says the remains of a soldier killed during World War II will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery on April 4.
The Asheville Music Academy said Kevin Bacon recently visited and left behind multiple signed guitars during a recent trip to North Carolina.The Academy shared photos from Bacon’s visit and thanked him for his donations.
The South Carolina Court of Appeals rejected an Upstate woman’s request to have her murder conviction overturned after she claimed a mistake was made during her trial.
Classical Charter Schools claims in a statement that the ACLU is trying “’to drive a wedge’ between school families and administrators ‘with trumped-up charges’ of discrimination and civil-rights violations.”