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The way in which high school athletes announce their college commitments has evolved drastically over the years, in large part thanks to the internet.

One person was killed after a single-vehicle wreck late Tuesday night in Pickens County.

Global Lending Services is adding 669 new jobs in Mauldin as part of a $4.2 million expansion of its operations there.

The 1921 massacre, featured prominently in HBO's "Watchmen," happened when a white mob destroyed the 35-block "Black Wall Street" in Tulsa.

Relentless Church's Rev. John Gray's ministry has sought help from seasoned megachurch pastors.

Greenville developer Jeff Randolph is pursuing annexation of 14 acres which could expand O'Neal Village to 700-residences and some businesses.

Agents with the State Law Enforcement Division are investigating multiple reports of sexual assault at the same Furman dormitory.

Mauldin approved a $5 million agreement this week for the design and construction of a Swamp Rabbit Trail bridge over I-385.

A state investigation into Greenville Police Chief Ken Miller found "very troubling" actions in how a wealthy businessman's arrest was handled.

Each year, volunteers at the Santa Claus, Ind., post office respond to more than 20,000 letters addressed to St. Nick.