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Passerby find man dead in downtown Greenville
Authorities are investigating the death of a man who was found in downtown Greenville on Sunday morning.
Single-car crash kills Waterloo man
A Waterloo man died after a single-car collision in Laurens County early Sunday morning, authorities said.
Motorcycle incident claims 48-year-old man
Authorities have identified a man who died after a motorcycle collision on Harris Road in Greenville County on Saturday.
More wet weather expected in Upstate
Greenville is 15 and a half inches above normal rainfall for this time of the year, and the wet weather shows no signs of stopping this week.
Lauren's Hope funds dream
You can hear the pain in Dr. Andy McCraw's voice. See it on his face. Feel it in his heart.
Restaurateur Jason Fletcher making mark on downtown Greenville
It's not an obvious career path from forklift driver to restaurant owner by way of IT, but then again Jason Fletcher isn't the type to do things the obvious way. A native of a small Oklahoma farming town, Fletcher said his life path has been mainly about seizing chances when they come his way.
Upstate exceeds national average for charitable contributions
Across the board, giving is up, and a recent study by the Giving Institute proves it. But middle-income people in Greenville are giving even more — 8.1 percent of their discretionary income compared with 4.7 percent nationally. The Giving Institute, made up of philanthropy organizations from around the country, examines donations nationwide each year, and the 2012 findings are quite remarkable, says Jennifer Richard, vice president of client partnerships at the Winkler Group and a member of Giving USA's editorial review board.
Mudslide closes part of Pickens County road
A section of Highway 178 in Pickens County will be closed for an undetermined period after a mudslide took out a 40-foot pipe, authorities said.
Sweet tea high on list of causes of kidney stones
Sweet tea and other Southern favorites can in fact lead to the development of stones, said Dr. David Rice, a urologist with Palmetto Greenville Urology, a part of Bon Secours Medical Group. And here in the 'Stone Belt' — a swath of the country that spans the South — the incidence is even higher, particularly now as summer heats up, he said.
Lawsuits challenge car remotes' safety
While the number of deaths around the nation remains low — especially when compared with the hundreds of people who die every year from carbon monoxide poisoning — families of those involved in the tragedies say it is time for automobile manufacturers to consider design changes to a device that was introduced about 10 years ago but has rapidly grown in popularity in the past several years.
'The nightmares stopped'
'A funny thing happened,' Funchess says. 'The minute I got it written up and got it typed on the computer and I turned it over to be printed into book form, the nightmares stopped. I have not had a nightmare since.'
Rain puts damper on holiday celebrations
The crowd wasn't large, but those who came out made up for the numbers in determination.
Corps to conduct spillway gate test at Lake Hartwell
It's been years since the keepers of Lake Hartwell had to monitor the lake and make decisions to keep the lake from overflowing its banks, but that's the case this year as the lake has reached flood storage stage and the rain keeps falling.
Case backlogs still clogging South Carolina's court system
Nearly one in four pending criminal cases in South Carolina are more than a year and a half old, a statistic that state Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal and many solicitors would like to see lessened.
Greenville police offer help to get to and from downtown Fourth of July event
The sparks will once again fly in downtown Greenville on Thursday, and scores of thousands are expected to arrive to see the action. More than 50,000 people from across the Upstate and beyond are expected to converge on the city's downtown as part of its annual premier Fourth of July event, the Wells Fargo Red, White & Blue Festival.
Former housekeeper of slain Eastside couple sentenced
The former housekeeper of an Eastside couple brutally slain in their home last October was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison on a charge of aggravated identity theft, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney William Lucius.
Greenville County looks at ways to restructure EMS
Greenville County is mulling ways to restructure its Emergency Medical Services (EMS) department, including the possibility of letting an outside party such as Greenville Health System run the countywide ambulance service, county officials said.
Editorial: Highway funding is a good start
Greenville News editorial: Highway funding is a good start
Candidates file papers for former Sen. Ford's seat
Nearly a dozen people are seeking to replace a former South Carolina state senator who resigned two months ago amid ethics allegations.
Suspect in fatal Mytle Beach shooting surrenders
MYRTLE BEACH — A man police say is a suspect in the slaying of another man who was carjacked last week and later found shot to death inside his vehicle turned himself in Monday, according to Myrtle Beach police Capt.