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Dr. Marvin Seppala, chief medical officer at Hazelden Betty Ford, said use kratom is becoming normalized, despite risks.

A look inside the inner-turmoil between Redemption Church and Relentless Church after a hopeful transition has devolved into a tumultuous relationship leading to an eviction threat.

On Dec. 7, 1941, Greenville had almost a half-day reprieve from what would become the world's most destructive war.

Look at some of the big moments for Greenville megachurches Redemption and Relentless and their pastors John Gray and Ron and Hope Carpenter

Here are the facts about Redemption and Relentless churches and a possible eviction process.

"People saw it as service, and sacrifice, and heritage, but once he did that there was no way to overcome it," Haley said of the Confederate flag.

Gerald Cleveland, an Anderson resident, survived the Dec. 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor attacks.

The Pensacola Navy base shooter was identified as a Saudi national by Gov. Ron DeSantis Friday afternoon.

Mauldin police arrested six Mauldin High School students Friday after a fight broke out during lunch.

A Greenville man was charged in connection with the Oct. 31 shooting death of Adam Vasquez, police said Friday.