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Greenville: A shooting in Duncan left one dead and another detained, while Spartanburg County approved a $71 million mixed-use development near its new government complex. Transportation officials face budget dilemmas over the Woodruff Road relief project's rising costs.

Greenville — Pendleton High School warns students to avoid the crash site near Upstate park after a student was killed and two injured in a recent accident. A stabbing at Robert Smalls Apartments in Spartanburg killed a man, while flash floods in Laurens County closed roads and prompted emergency alerts.

Greenville: An 18-year-old, Kingston Lebron Kelly, was arrested for an armed robbery that led to a fatal shooting in Greenville County. The South Carolina Senate rejected Trump’s congressional map redistricting plan, impacting the state’s political landscape amid early primary voting.

Greenville: A teen killed and two friends injured in a crash in Anderson County, a house fire in Polk County that killed two, and a speeding arrest in Greenville County. South Carolina declares a severe drought, with Greenville County considering a penny tax for water preservation.

Greenville residents should stay alert for flash flooding and tornado warnings in Anderson County as heavy rain lingers through Memorial Day. A high school fire in McCormick County and a fatal crash in Greenwood County highlight ongoing public safety concerns.

Greenville — A fire at a high school in McCormick County sparked by lightning was quickly contained, while a nurse faces charges for stealing medication from a nursing home. City leaders in Greenwood County will discuss a proposed data center rezoning plan next week, and the Greenville Community Shelter expands its family room to support residents.

Greenville police arrested a nurse in the Upstate for stealing a nursing home patient’s medication, raising concerns about medication security. A man killed in a Greenwood County crash on US 25 has died, sparking calls for road safety upgrades, while city leaders prepare to vote on data center zoning changes.

Greenville County officials finalize a $490 million budget with a focus on deputy pay amid staffing shortages, while a man is sentenced to over 180 years for fatally shooting a deputy in Oconee County. As Memorial Day approaches, authorities warn of water safety risks and a separate shooting in Rutherford County leaves a woman dead and a teen injured.

Greenville's Local Wire update covers early voting for South Carolina primaries, a fatal crash arrest in Greenwood, and a multi-state murder suspect arrest in Anderson County. The episode also highlights Spartanburg's civic app success and weather forecast.

Greenville: A former Greenville City Fire Department employee faces child sex crime charges and a bond hearing, while South Carolina's redistricting lawsuit and a new state law banning partisan elections in two cities dominate local headlines. Governor McMaster's bathroom bill and concerns over fair representation in Lyman also make news.

Greenville's Local Wire update covers a fatal I-85 crash, a deadly dog attack in Anderson County, and a growing memorial for slain officer Ashley Munoz. The episode also highlights the city's first budget approval, a new childcare pilot program, and updates on weather-related graduation reschedules.

Greenville — A funeral was held for Sgt. Don “DJ” Keller, a Greenwood police officer killed in a high-speed chase, and a deadly crash on Highway 101 in Spartanburg County killed five people including two Greenville police sergeants. A 25-year-old man was also killed in a motorcycle crash near Mud Creek Road, prompting safety warnings from law enforcement.

Greenville police and four others died in a fatal Highway 101 crash, while a robbery turned deadly in Greenville County and a shooting at a nightclub raises public safety concerns. An infant died after a dog attack in Anderson County, and the city advances environmental efforts with the new Watergoat device in Wilson Creek.

Greenville residents are reeling from a deadly crash on Highway 101 near Spartanburg that killed five, including two police sergeants, and a newborn's death in Anderson County after a dog attack. The city also saw a tractor-trailer fire on I-85 and a new water filtration device called Watergoat helping clean Wilson Creek.

Greenville residents are grappling with a fatal motorcycle crash on SC 413 near Haynie Drive, while South Carolina’s opioid recovery fund receives $256 million in settlement funds. Four New York men are also facing charges in a Greenville cocaine trafficking case, highlighting ongoing regional crime concerns.

Greenville's Local Wire update covers Governor Henry McMaster's potential special session, tensions over a $12 million sheriff’s office funding request, and a fatal crash in Spartanburg County. The episode also addresses weather shifts, a natural gas incident in Greenville County, and key local policy discussions.

Greenville police are investigating the fatal shooting of an officer during a high-speed chase involving a 15-year-old driver, while a multi-vehicle crash in Greenville County also left one dead. City leaders in Spartanburg County face backlash over a proposed data center amid environmental concerns and calls for a public hearing.

Greenville police and residents are reeling after a fatal crash in Greenwood took the life of a police officer, while state officials block a superintendent nomination in Marlboro County amid financial oversight. Preservation efforts for a historic Greenville County home could lead to a new regional park, offering a blend of heritage and recreation.

Greenville law enforcement is investigating a death on Portrush Drive in Spartanburg County and a hit-and-run near Hayne Street, while a stabbing on Dubard Street in Wade Hampton has a suspect in custody. A woman in Anderson County faces charges after assaulting her grandmother, and city officials debate employee pay raises amid budget concerns.

Greenville: Spartanburg County deputies investigate a burning vehicle discovery and a triple homicide in western North Carolina, while searching for a missing woman from 2002. A rare earthquake and the return of the Lilac Festival highlight other local updates.

Greenville: Law enforcement investigates a triple homicide in Spartanburg County and searches for a missing woman from 2002, while South Carolina lawmakers debate mid-cycle redistricting and a logistics company announces 100+ layoffs. The Grassy Pond Volunteer Fire Department seeks to double its tax millage rate for infrastructure improvements.

Greenville transportation officials in Spartanburg County are seeking public input for a 2050 mobility plan focused on reducing traffic, improving road safety, and designing transit systems. Greenville police also addressed a planned protest on the Mauldin GateWay Bridge, emphasizing public safety and free speech guidelines.

Greenville's Local Wire update covers a self-defense incident in Union County involving a hatchet attack, a plane crash in Whitmire under investigation, and a federal sentencing hearing for a former Spartanburg County sheriff. The episode also discusses a data center project in Spartanburg and concerns over farmland loss due to rapid urban development in Greenville.

Greenville law enforcement continues searching for a suspect in a stabbing case from Tuesday, while the county schools board approves a $1 billion budget plan and plans to move its central office downtown. The city also faces growing public safety concerns in neighboring Cherokee County and a new report showing Greenville has nearly quadrupled in size to become the Upstate’s second-largest city.

Greenville's latest Local Wire update covers a Pickens County deputy's arrest and firing, a fatal crash investigation, and a $25,000 reward for fiber line theft in Spartanburg. The episode also details the creation of a historical preservation committee for the Greenville-Pickens Speedway and paused tax breaks for a Union County data center project.