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A man reportedly died after becoming trapped under a lawnmower, according to reports.

Restaurant workers at 13 Tropical Grille locations in upstate South Carolina have recovered $618,666 in back wages and tips after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation. The department announced on August 24, 2026, that the restaurant group paid the money to 779 employees after investigators found managers sharing in

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Two recent lawn mower deaths in our region are highlighting just how dangerous routine yard work can be. In Augusta, 67-year-old Robert Duncan of Aiken County died Sept. 12 after the riding mower he was operating overturned into the Augusta Canal near Fenwick Street and James Brown Boulevard.

Oncology Rehab helps patients navigate cancer’s stages. Cancer patients and survivors have shared that sentiment time and again with Dawn Modzel, a physical and lymphedema therapist with Bon Secours St. Francis Oncology Rehab and Survivorship. Part of the cancer services offered at the Bon Secours St. Francis Millenniu

The Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees met for a regular meeting on Tuesday night, voting to approve a small land purchase in Simpsonville. The purchase was for 2.4 acres at 176 Woodside Rd., Simpsonville. According to district officials, this land is adjacent to 219 acres of district-owned property, and the p

Some fall road trips end with a photograph. The best ones end with peach cobbler. Along South Carolina’s Scenic Highway 11, mountain views give way to the smell of country cooking drifting from a cabin-style stop. Fried okra arrives crisp. Seafood fills the tables on Friday nights. Cobbler makes...

South Carolina’s covered-bridge story has already suffered major losses. Campbell’s Covered Bridge is the state’s surviving historic example; Bradley’s and Prather’s are gone. That distinction matters before planning a drive. This is a guide to one bridge you can still see and two historical crossings whose stories are

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - City of Greenville Parks and Recreation has announced the installation of South Carolina’s first microforest at Loxley Park. Officials said the City of Greenville Parks crew began removing non-native invasive species and preparing a new planting bed with enriched soil, biochar and sele

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Crews are officially breaking ground on a 92-acre mixed-use district taking shape along Laurens Road in Greenville on Wednesday morning. Officials said that the Bolden Street District along the Swamp Rabbit Trail will include homes and businesses as well as walking trails and pedestria

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office said two people were charged in connection to an investigation of ill treatment of animals.