Greenville News

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.

Lexington, SC -- The real estate website Movoto conducted a survey of users, and named Lexington one of the ten best places to live in South Carolina.

We were simply overwhelmed. Nowhere, except perhaps in the Vatican, is there such a collection of religious art! Everything looks so pristine, so perfect.

WE BEGIN WITH BREAKING NEWS... THE MAN ACCUSED OF STRANGLING HIS FORMER TEACHER AND SETTING HER BODY ON FIRE.....WENT BEFORE A JUDGE TONIGHT.

City Councilwoman Amy Ryberg Doyle first raised the idea more than a year ago. Since the sorts of issues that elected officials look at are nonpartisan, why not do away with party-affiliated elections? The issue has since moved far beyond City Hall.

The $70,000 in money taken away from two colleges for assigning gay-themed books is a minuscule part of South Carolina's $24 billion budget next year.

An Eastside woman is facing charges after Greenville County investigators were called to a house in reference to an unresponsive 3-month-old child, authorities said.

But officers found 14 more children hiding in the basement with the owner's 16-year-old daughter, two more kids unsupervised in a bedroom where a loaded gun was found on a bookshelf and another toddler no one was watching in the backyard, according to arrest warrants.

Emma Grace Feith, a student at Ninety Six Elementary, recently placed 2nd for Fourth Graders in the Invention Convention in Greenville, SC.

Even as Furman University gets its first female president and more women take civic and business leadership roles, many say gender equality remains a work in progress.

Elizabeth Elkins Pitman, 98, died March 7, 2014 at The Cottages at Brushy Creek in Greenville, South Carolina.

Changes to the SAT college entrance exam announced recently could put some low-income students in South Carolina in a better position to compete with students who have been able to afford test prep classes, but the impact the new test may have on overall scores is difficult to predict, experts said.

When the city of Clemson passed a ban on texting and driving in 2010, no one else in the area seemed keen on following in its footsteps.

The Reverend Jerry Eugene Temple officiated. A reception followed at The Loft at the Peace Center.

Thomas S. James Jr., who grew up in Greenville and graduated from J.L. Mann High School, became a major general in the Army in a promotion ceremony earlier this year at the Frontier Conference Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.

Casey Ashley says he's going to go out on Lake Hartwell today and "pound it" in the final round of the FLW Tour qualifier.

Greenville Health System's Institute for Translational Oncology Research has just launched the nation's first center dedicated exclusively to the treatment and research of rare cancers.

The architect who designed the space for Teresa Gregory's blueprinting business, The Copy Spot Inc., made an impression on that building's owner.