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Holland Park, a new 12-acre mixed-use development at 813 Laurens Road, will break ground early 2019, bringing nationally recognized and low-country favorite Home Team BBQ to Greenville; a new local brewery concept, Double Stamp Brewery; a half-acre of shaded planned green space; and more than 18,000 square feet of additional office, retail, and restaurants.

Greenville County Schools will not make a decision about closings or delays on Monday until at least Sunday afternoon, the district announced Thursday. The National...

Nearly eight decades after the attack, the remains of Navy Fireman 2nd Class Carl D. Dorr have been identified and returned home for burial.

The Greenville County Sheriff's Office resolved reported issues with its 911 system Thursday for callers using mobile carriers. Ryan Flood, spokesperson for the office, said...

A city ordinance bans e-scooters from Greenville's downtown and streets outside the central business district with speed limits of 30 mph or more. Some Greenville City Council members are looking at whether that should change.

A scientific report issued by 13 federal agencies last week paints a troubling picture of what could await the region if significant steps aren’t taken to address climate change.

The tiny rod-like structures have been shown to improve the strength and durability of concrete structures and reduce the carbon footprint of manufacturing cement.

More than a year and a half after the death of Greenville Uber driver and Design Review Board member Mike Mecklenburg, an arrest has been made.

The radios that Greenville's first responders use are so old the city has to try to find spare parts on eBay. What the city is talking about doing and how much is it going to cost?

Greenville bought land for a new Augusta Street fire station three years ago. When will construction start?

The district has never sent text alerts or early morning robocalls, partly because of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) — legislation enacted by the Federal Communications Commission in 1991 that restricts telemarketing communications to safeguard consumer privacy.

Meteorologists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are predicting “wetter-than-average conditions” in the southern United States through February.

Two Greenville County Schools leaders were ranked at the top among their peers Friday by the South Carolina Association of School Administrators (SCASA). Principal Rhonda...

More than half of South Carolina’s college graduates stay in the state after graduation, according to data published by Emsi in October.

The line item partners Greenville Technical College with the detention center to assist in re-entry programs for inmates.