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Need To Identify: Suspects in Inman Home Invasion

Today, Investigators with the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office are still working to identify the suspects. According to a media release, “multiple armed…”
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Man driving moped in wrong lane in Anderson Co found with drugs, deputies say

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said a man was charged with drug trafficking after he was seen driving his moped in the wrong lane of traffic. Deputies report Danny Clayton Buford was seen driving around the intersection of Cherokee Circle and Sioux Street....
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Care for opioid-addicted mothers and infants is one way SC is spending opioid settlement...

About 3,600 babies born in South Carolina each year are diagnosed with opioid dependence, developed in the womb and passed to them from mothers struggling with addiction. Researchers at Clemson University expect the number of infants born addicted is actually much higher, as many cases go unreported or undiagnosed....
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Morgan Wallen Confirms Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium As The Final Stop On 2026 “Still...

The final piece of the puzzle. Last week, Morgan Wallen sent the country music world into a frenzy by posting a cryptic new video to his fan club account. Though the post itself was fairly hard to decipher upon first glance due to the Morse code present throughout the video, it was quickly revealed that the post...
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One person arrested after throwing chair at student in South Carolina

SOUTH CAROLINA — A man has been charged following an incident involving a student at the Renaissance Academy in Anderson. According to an incident report, the incident occurred around 11:23 a.m. on October 27, when 61-year-old Ulysses Gray allegedly threw a chair at an 11-year-old girl. The chair did not hit the...
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South Carolina State Guard deploys to Harvest of Hope food banks amid SNAP shutdown

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina State Guard will begin leading food distribution operations this week to help families impacted by the federal government shutdown and the halt of new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Deployment schedules show that operations will run November 5–7 and...
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Body found floating in lake by fishermen identified, officials say

LAURENS COUNTY, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) – Officials in South Carolina identified the body of a man found floating in a lake Friday. According to the Laurens County Coroners’ Office, the body of 56-year-old Stevie Charles Williams was spotted by two fisherman in Lake Greenwood in Waterloo. Officers from...
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SC State Guard to mobilize in Columbia to assist families affected by SNAP pause

(WACH) — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has announced statewide food distribution efforts, led by the State Guard, to assist families affected by the recent lapse in federal SNAP benefits. Last week, McMaster activated the One SC Fund to support a statewide charitable campaign providing financial assistance to...
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‘Breaks my heart’: SNAP funding uncertainty drives Upstate families to food pantries

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Thousands of families across the Upstate are turning to food pantries as SNAP benefits remain unfunded. SNAP benefits did not go out November 1, as funding sits in limbo during the federal government shutdown. Rachele Hart, director of Appalachian Ministries of the Carolinas, said...
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17 Greenville Restaurants Locals Say You Absolutely Have to Try

Greenville has grown into one of the Southeast’s most exciting food cities, and locals know exactly where to eat. From upscale Southern dining to creative tacos and authentic Afghan cuisine, this vibrant South Carolina town offers something delicious for every craving. Whether you’re planning your first visit or...

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