Tracey Early
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Greenville, SC, United States
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Man stabs, kills dog with kitchen knife say Spartanburg deputies
Deputies say when they confronted the man he denied it, became belligerent and appeared to be drunk and couldn’t carry on a conversation. → Read More
Man found asleep in car in road facing drug charges, say Union deputies
The caller told deputies the car was stopped for more than 30 minutes with the blinker on at the intersection of Bishop Road and Cross Keys Highway in Union County. → Read More
Suspect on the run after cutting ankle monitor say Oconee Co. deputies
The Oconee County Sheriff's Office says 31-year-old Joshua Scott Ivester of Westminster removed his ankle monitor just after 5 a.m. Tuesday. → Read More
Trailer stolen from Oconee Co. church
Bethel Baptist Church in Seneca told deputies a white single axle trailer was stolen from the church on Bethel Church Road. → Read More
Pacolet man charged with attempted murder in hammer assault
A Pacolet man is facing attempted murder charges after deputies say he assaulted another man with a hammer. → Read More
12 killed on SC roads this weekend
It was a deadly weekend on South Carolina roads. New state numbers show 12 people were killed in accidents from Friday through Sunday. → Read More
Laurens Co. Sheriff's Office mourns sudden death of deputy
According to the sheriff's office Facebook page, Lt. Larry Young died this weekend after a sudden illness. → Read More
SC flu deaths now up to 13
New numbers just released show 13 people have died from the flu this season in South Carolina. → Read More
Car issues top list of consumer complaints in SC
The SC Department of Consumer Affairs says in all of 2015, it received 3,903 consumer complaints. → Read More
Anderson Co. man charged with exposing mother to meth, killing her
A man from Honea Path has been charged with the death of his mother by exposing her to meth. → Read More
Marion man charged with child sex offense after videotapes discovered
Deputies say 48-year-old Martin Lee Gaddy of Sugar Hill Road in Marion is charged with one felony count of first-degree sex offense of a child. → Read More
Four die on SC roads this weekend
According to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, preliminary numbers show four people were killed on the roads between Friday, February 26, at 6 p.m. and Sunday, February 28, at midnight. → Read More
Car in Saluda Dam River; No one believed to be inside
Rescue crews are on the scene of a reported car in the Saluda River. The Belton Fire Department tells us a call came in for a car in the river Tuesday morning near the Greenville/Anderson County li... → Read More
Bond denied for 18-year-old charged with criminal sexual conduct
UNION COUNTY, SC: A judge has denied bond for an 18-year-old in Union County charged with criminal sexual conduct. Union County Sheriff's investigators say Ty Anthony Peters of Buffalo was booked T... → Read More
Billboards Showcases Career Options For Upstate Kids
You might notice some familiar faces on billboards around town in an effort to inspire kids. It's part of a campaign for the Boys & Girls Club of the Upstate to point kids to great futures. Org... → Read More
Greenville Co. Schools Hiring Bus Drivers, Aides, Support Staff
The district is looking for bus drivers, bus aides, custodians and food service operators. → Read More
Top Consumer Complaints Of 2015
According to SC Consumer Affairs, nearly 2,000 South Carolinians were so fed up, they filed complaints with the state this year. → Read More
Furman Pulls Students Studying In Brussels
In light of the recent terror attacks in Paris, and now Brussels being on lockdown, Furman University says its pulling its students who are studying aboard there. → Read More
Tyson Foods Recalls Chicken Wings
Tyson Foods is recalling more than 52,000 pounds of chicken wings that may have an "off odor" scent. That's according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS). → Read More