Kelci O'Donnell
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Greenville, SC, United States
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Gamecock women secure No. 1 overall seed in NCAA tournament
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) The undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks are returning to the big dance! The Gamecocks (32-0) were selected Sunday as the No. 1 overall seed in the 2023 NCAA women’s tournament. Head Coach Dawn Staley and the team will face No. 16 seed Norfolk State (26-6) in Greenville Region 1 on Friday. South Carolina […] → Read More
Greenville fire crews responded to McAlister’s Deli Sunday night
Greenville fire crews responded to McAlister’s Deli Sunday night. → Read More
Murdaugh concludes testimony in double-murder trial
Former attorney Alex Murdaugh wrapped up his testimony in his double murder trial Friday in Colleton County. → Read More
Spartanburg leaders ask for community input on Morgan Square
The city of Spartanburg is taking steps toward planning the future of Morgan Square. → Read More
Upstate puppies from Humane Society featured in NY Fashion Week
Two Upstate puppies were featured on the runway in New York Fashion Week. → Read More
Deputies say Upstate drug trafficking ring coordinated from behind bars
An inmate is accused of operating a drug trafficking ring from behind bars in Spartanburg County. → Read More
Monitoring heart palpitations
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) Studies revealed 16% of patients report signs of heart palpitations to their primary care providers. The sound of a healthy heart is something Dr. Jeffrey Senfield, a cardiac electro-physiologist at Bon Secours St. Francis, said he hears often. At times, he told 7NEWS, the hardest working muscle in our body can beat […] → Read More
Multiple people found dead inside Greenville Co. home
The Clemson University Fire and EMS said that they received a call about a cardiac arrest regarding a medical emergency on Sunday night. → Read More
Engineers monitor flood levels at parks in Greenville
As the water continues to recede back to its normal levels in rivers and creeks across Greenville County, the city said there are some positive things they saw from the flooding. → Read More
PACT Act goes into effect; expands healthcare, benefits for veterans
Thousands of veterans are now eligible for additional benefits with an act in effect the first of the new year. → Read More
The journey of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from North Carolina to DC
For the third time in history, the state of North Carolina was selected to provide the national Christmas tree. In this 7NEWS exclusive, we take you behind the scenes of its journey from N.C. to D.C. → Read More
South Carolina man’s bond revoked for 2021 charges after recent murder accusation
A Greenville County man accused of beating his estranged girlfriend to death last month reappeared before a judge Friday afternoon. → Read More
Unity Park Honor Tower to pay tribute to veterans, first responders; generous donations made
Soon a new tower will signify the evolution of the community over time and shine a light on local heroes. → Read More
Teacher accused of indecent liberties with a student in Polk Co.
A teacher was arrested in Polk county on Tuesday. → Read More
When is the best time for a joint replacement?
Medical professionals said joint replacements are one of the most common orthopedic surgeries performed in the US. → Read More
Trooper injured in hit-and-run released from Upstate hospital
A South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper who was injured in a hit-and-run was released from the hospital in Greenville County Friday morning. → Read More
NC tree to adorn US Capitol for holidays
Getting into the holiday spirit comes in many forms. This year a portion of the festivities began in Western North Carolina. → Read More
Spartanburg Co. road construction project begins
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) A new road construction project is underway in Spartanburg County. Following a multi-year survey, the county found that a portion of the road is unsafe for drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists. “The roads were very narrow. They didn’t have any kind of shoulder and they had really deep ditches. A lot of the […] → Read More
Fall for Greenville: All you need to know about road closures, parking, where to find police
Hundreds of people are expected to fill the streets for food, drinks, live music and more! On Thursday, people were hard at work setting up tents, barriers, and closing down roads. → Read More
Local, state emergency crews mobilize for Hurricane Ian
As Hurricane Ian made its way through the Carolinas, local first responders in Anderson County teamed up with other agencies across the state to assist with recovery efforts. → Read More