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The Anderson County Coroner is investigating the homicide of a 49-year-old man involved in a domestic altercation. → Read More
USC will begin a phased reopening this summer, allowing certain student populations, employees and activities on campus to test the university’s health and safety measures. → Read More
Different grocery stores have different rules right now. Here's everything you need to know before heading out to buy food. → Read More
With cut off visitation policies, many families have had to get creative to visit with loved ones at nursing homes. → Read More
These businesses are hiring temporary and permanent positions. → Read More
Grocery store hours, purchase limits and more amid the coronavirus outbreak. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Here's what major grocery stores are doing in response to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
On March 2, Lia Stone was in Austria when an email from Clemson University recalled her and 384 other Clemson students and faculty who are now abroad. → Read More
Here are the school closings and delays to know about as snow continues to fall in the Upstate on Thursday. → Read More
The storm damage in West Spartanburg is a result of a tornado, the National Weather Service confirmed. NWS meteorologists are surveying the damage and scale rating of the tornado will be released Friday evening once the survey is completed. This is a developing story, check back for updates. Contact Genna at gcontino@gannett.com or on Twitter @GennaContino. Read or Share this story: → Read More
Severe weather pounded the Upstate Thursday morning, and the Upstate is in recovery mode today. Here's what we know so far: → Read More
Flood waters closed dozens of roads across Greenville and Anderson Counties Thursday. → Read More
The plant in Spartanburg County assembled 411,620 SUVs in 2019, more than 400 than a previous record set in 2016. Production had slid in recent years. → Read More
As police blocked off College Avenue in downtown Clemson Monday evening as orange, purple and tiger stripes began to flood the street. → Read More