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A Greenville woman claims she was denied her constitutional rights because of the ban against gay marriage in the state A Greenville woman claims she was denied her constitutional rights because of the ban against gay marriage in the state One Greenville lawyer says his client has been denied her fundamental right as an American citizen because ... (more)

Bass thumping, hand clapping, crowd pleasing live music is coming back to downtown Greenville.

In her own way, Joy was mourning. Zoo staffers watched with heavy hearts as the 43-year-old African elephant piled all of her toys to the side of the exhibit and stood next to them in the rain.

Conservative legislators' strong push to end abortions in South Carolina was boosted Thursday when a Senate panel advanced a bill that would require doctors who perform the procedure to have privileges to admit patients to nearby hospitals, which can sometimes be difficult.

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Thirteen South Carolina lawmakers signed a letter last month urging the state's Commission on Higher Education to stay out of a debate over the future of the privately run Charleston School of Law .

His featured speaker session takes place March 13, at 2:15 p.m. EST. "As the world increasingly embraces digital platforms as the primary interface for daily financial activity and exchange, the demand for new, transformative mobile banking technology has never been more palpable," Mr. Baird said.

According to a police report, the customer said she and a large group of friends went to Jack n' Diane's Dueling Piano Bar on Feb. 26. In the report, the customer said after that visit, she and at least 10 other people from the group noticed or were advised of fraudulent activity on their credit cards.

The Senate Education Committee advanced a proposal Wednesday that would remove South Carolina from a group of states developing a test aligned with the standards and require the General Assembly approve future changes to standards that are not dictated by the state Department of Education.

The assistant superintendent of Spartanburg County School District 4 was arrested in Greenville, accused of public drunkenness, according to district officials.

Wind gusts on Wednesday evening got to 44 mph in Greenville and 46 mph in Spartanburg, while the mountains saw even higher gusts.

Teams from BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina will be traveling to cities across the state for the next few weeks to answer questions about the Affordable Care Act and assist consumers in signing up for health insurance.

This gorgeous dog was in labor for more than two days when Upstate Animal Rescue stepped in, rescued the dog, and took it to the vet for an emergency c-section.

The 3,756-square-foot branch is located at 174 Meeting St. in downtown Charleston and includes more than 14,000 square feet of additional office space.

This monstrous chain of trailers and trucks attracted loads of attention in Selestat France.

WWE News: Details On "Yes Movement" Fans, WWE Returning To South Carolina Posted by Joseph Lee on 03.11.2014 Did WWE use actual fans? - Many of the fans used during Daniel Bryan's "Occupy RAW" segment last night were WWE crew members, members of the catering staff and backstage staff workers.

The Greenville Humane Society is looking for a special home for one of their puppies, WYFF4 News reported March 11. While GHS, located in Greenville, South Carolina, is always looking for homes for the cats and dogs in their care, they consider little Shazz, a beagle mix, a special case.

Three Upstate residents have been indicted on possession and distribution of child pornography charges, the solicitors office announced on Tuesday.

Clinton is set to speak on April, 8 at 7 p.m. in the Peace Center; he will deliver remarks to help celebrate the lifelong work of Greenville native Richard W. Riley and the Furman public policy organization that bears his name.

Five teens were arrested after Mauldin police responding to a report of a burglary found about 100 pounds of marijuana that resulted in a sixth arrest, authorities said.