Greenville County Sheriff Will Lewis indicted, suspended by governor
Greenville County Sheriff Will Lewis has been suspended by Governor Henry McMaster after he was indicted on charges of misconduct in office and obstruction of justice.
Environmental groups continue fight against Kinder Morgan after Fourth Circuit revives...
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday ruled that Greenville-based nonprofit Upstate Forever and the Savannah Riverkeeper can proceed with their federal Clean Water Act lawsuit against Kinder Morgan Energy Partners.
Clemson University making space for new Business College building
Clemson University is moving more than 80,000 cubic yards of earth to create the space for its new College of Business building, which is part of a new academic precinct that will ultimately occupy 600,000 to 700,000 square feet of building space.
Glass recycling returns to Greenville
Greenville residents have not had any place to recycle glass since the city, county, and several other area municipalities stopped accepting it in its curbside recycle bins or recycle centers.
Federal judge who presided over Dylann Roof trial: South Carolina has...
It would appear to some that South Carolina is not a tolerant place. But that's far from the truth, said Richard Gergel, a U.S. District Court Judge in Charleston.
Greenville Police Chief testifies at Senate subcommittee hearing on fentanyl
Greenville Police Chief Ken Miller testified before a U.S. subcommittee on Wednesday at a hearing centered on fentanyl and the opioid crisis.
Greenville superintendent gets one-year contract extension
Greenville County Schools Superintendent Dr. W. Burke Royster received a one-year contract extension Wednesday.
Newly launched Greenville Housing Fund seeks affordable housing project proposals until...
The newly launched Greenville Housing Fund will accept letters of intent until April 13 from developers of affordable and workforce housing for its first round of loans.
Furman earns top honor for sustainability efforts
The university was recently awarded a STARS gold rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.
Greenville County Councilman Fred Payne to retire after 12 years
Payne represents District 28, which includes portions of southern Greenville County.
North Greenville University’s transformation continues
It was like any other Wednesday night church meeting in the mountains in northern Greenville County until John Ballenger raised his hand and made a request.
Greenville’s first homeless coordinator outlines short-term goals
McLarty said her most immediate goal is to finalize an emergency housing crisis response plan in case another large residential property or motel is condemned and those who live there are displaced.
Who’s running?: A candidate filing roundup
In what is shaping up to be a rollercoaster of a campaign season, the candidates for local political offices have all filed, and the timelines are set.
Proposed city budget adds downtown police officers
More police officers would patrol Greenville’s downtown under the city’s proposed 2018-19 operating budget.
GCS to spend $4.2M of fund balance on safety-related items, buses
Greenville County Schools will spend $4.185 million out of its fund balance to pay for safety-related items and buses to cut down on the time students in the most rural areas of the county spend on the road.
