News Channel 7 found out the owner of an Upstate apartment complex may have even bigger problems than a $10,000 past due water bill. Dianne Derby uncovers new information in a 7 On Your Side Investigation

Employees at one Upstate restaurant say their paychecks have been bouncing for months. They’ve been trying to get answers but the restaurant closed it’s doors overnight.

Tenants of one Upstate apartment complex called our newsroom Monday when they learned the water for the 80 unit apartment complex was about to be turned off.

The USDA says they were not aware of the delay in people receiving their monthly food stamp benefits for July.

A back-up at theSC Department of Social Services has kept those in need from receiving their monthly food stamps. Now they’re calling 7 On Your Side for help and visiting local food banks as they wait desperately for their benefits to be deposited into their accounts.

The wait for an unemployment check has put one family that reapplied for benefits into a desperate situation.

If you have someone named on your bank account to help you in times of need you’ll want to hear this.  7 On Your Side met a man who says his savings account was wiped out when his daughter’s checking account was overdrawn.

An Upstate bride-to-be with a weekend wedding on hold due to a judge’s order says it will go on.

An order from a judge to stop weddings on an Upstate farm has brides panicking just days before their big day. The owner of Spiegel Farms has been told she is violating homeowners association covenants.

A Simpsonville man says within an hour of the delivery of his new sofa he realized it was damaged. When he tried to return it the store wouldn’t give him his money back.

When 7 On Your Side started asking questions about a family with a raw sewage problem outside of their home they started seeing results.

A Spartanburg family said they’ve spent 8 years watching the property next door turn into a breeding ground for insects and rodents. 7 On Your Side wants to know what the county is doing to help.

An Upstate woman says when she tried to close her deceased son’s checking account Bank of America hit the account with a $100 fee.

We’ve all heard about service calls that ask you to wait at your home for hours before someone shows up. But what if you stayed home two days in a row and no one showed up?

A Greenville store closes it’s doors leaving moms-to-be without their merchandise.