A Greenville County man chased after a DUI suspect while riding a moped and caught that driver, who investigators say hit three cars and a school bus.

Two upstate teens are out of jail, accused of using Craigslist to steal stuff all over the area.

The Department of Natural Resources says a 21-year-old woman tried to pet the bear

The S.C. Department of Natural Resources S.C. Department of Natural Resources voted Thursday morning to downgrade the drought declaration for Oconee and Pickens Counties.

Burglars distract elderly women while 2nd person enters homes

Pickens County Sheriff’s Office and the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office charge 18 people after a gambling bust.

Free HIV testing in Cherokee, Union, Pickens, Greenville, & Spartanburg counties.

Public Facilities Energy Efficiency in Pickens along with a water treatment plant upgrade in Abbeville and Oakland Mill Water and Sewer Upgrade in Newberry are receiving stimulus money.

There are more than 7,000 outages across the Upstate Friday morning according to Duke Energy from storms. Rough weather turned a man into a hero when he rescued a woman after a tree fell on her home.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) today awarded $381,599 in Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) funding to local fire departments and emergency medical services organizations in the state of South Carolina.

Investigators in Pickens and Oconee Counties say a major theft ring was busted Wednesday night.

The bulk of public school students in the Upstate return to class Tuesday morning in those counties along with Pickens.

Cabinet members discussed the possibility of water restrictions for five upstate counties.

State officials have upgraded the drought status of five South Carolina counties, saying their water shortages are the most severe possible.

Greenville, Spartanburg, Oconee, Pickens and Cherokee counties are in “extreme drought,“ a label one official said had not been issued in the state since 2002.

A legal file says the man charged in the strangling death of a Clemson University student may have used a broken radio to fashion a knife to injure detention officers.
Jerry Buck Inman has been in a private cell in Pickens County awaiting a death penalty trial for two years. But The Greenville News reported Sunday that a warrant in Inman’s legal file says detention officers found the remnants of a radio and what they say was a plastic homemade knife.