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John Jeter, who opened The Handlebar listening room in 1994, was 66 years old.

A bald eagle struck by a car while eating roadkill in Newberry died from its injuries while at Paws Animal Wildlife Sanctuary, Inc. in Laurens.

A Greenville pastor is appearing in Tyler Perry’s Netflix Christmas movie, “The Gospel of Christmas.”

Brain fog, sleep changes and weight gain can leave women wondering whether perimenopause or menopause is to blame and what might help.

American Legion Post 3 is moving to a more accessible location near the Greenville Downtown Airport, according to the city of Greenville.

U.S. marshals arrested Travis Shaquann Fair at an Asheville hotel after he escaped from a federal prison in Edgefield, South Carolina, officials said.

A federal lawsuit was filed on Nov. 4 on behalf of a victim in a deadly crash that happened in Greenville County in January.

South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott and Sen.-elect Annie Andrews met on Capitol Hill as Andrews visited Washington for new senator orientation on Monday.

90 veterans went to Washington, D.C. for South Carolina's first-ever Honor Flight Upstate dedicated to Vietnam War veterans.

Clemson utilities crews found Jody Hunter’s 1979 class ring near his home more than six years after it went missing.

Construction on Trueline, a planned live music venue in downtown Greenville’s West End, is expected to resume in January after a financing setback, its founder said.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) reported an interstate crash in Greenville on Wednesday morning.

The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office said a person of interest from an attempted murder that took place on November 6 has been identified.

Leaders in two Upstate cities discussed Flock license plate-reading cameras. Greer City officials reviewed a study, and Simpsonville City Council considered an ordinance to ban the cameras.

A state House race in Greenville County was among three contests that required recounts based on unofficial election results, according to the South Carolina State Election Commission.

The Clinton Police Department reports three people have been arrested after four juveniles and several animals were found in a residence in deplorable condition.

Big changes are ahead as we go from mild days through Wednesday followed by an arctic blast arriving Friday. Saturday morning is a First Alert Weather Day for the first widespread frost of the season in the Upstate and first first for the mountain valleys.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is condemning the impeachment effort against him as “a political spectacle, a personal manifesto driven by ego and resentment.”

The Mauldin Police Department reports it is looking for a suspect in connection with a deadly shooting in October.

Authorities in Lexington County found an 11-month-old safe nearly a full day after he was reported missing.

The Greenville Swamp Rabbits win School Day game before record crowd.

Spartanburg City Council gave final approval on Monday on a plan to enlarge and renovate Morgan Square.

A man is being held without bond after a person was found shot to death inside a Lake Lure home, according to deputies.

The Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office announced that a Pickens man pleaded guilty on Monday to several charges related to a violent 2024 break-in.

Video provided by the Greenville County Sheriff's Office shows deputies and a local volunteer wrangling a loose emu in Pelzer over the weekend.

The Thirteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office announced that a Pickens man pleaded guilty on Monday to charges related to an armed four-hour standoff with law enforcement that happened in September.

The Spartanburg County Coroner’s Office reported that a 4-year-old died following a crash on Tuesday morning.

Communities across the Upstate are marking Veterans Day with events honoring those who served, while businesses are offering veterans various deals.

The library board voted on Feb. 24 to fire Howard, one week after the county’s libraries canceled more than a dozen youth programs to review 86,000 books for content deemed inappropriate for young readers.

The Greenwood County Sheriff’s Office reported that a teacher was criminally charged with cruelty to children on Nov. 5.