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The defending national champion Clemson Tigers were ranked No. 4 in the first College Football Playoff poll of the 2019 season.

Butch Womack dominates Easley mayor's race; Fletcher Perry is new Pickens mayor, the first black man to lead city.

The remains of Camp Fire victim Ellen Walker, 72, were found with the bones of an unidentified man. Family and authorities seek answers a year later.

Greenville native and baseball great Shoeless Joe Jackson was illiterate, and his signature is a rare find for collectors.

Veterans sold their military benefits because they naively believed the transactions would help them achieve financial stability.

They invested savings in schemes that duped thousands of people in at least 33 states. Now, some have almost nothing left.

More than $400,000 in default judgments against seven veterans have been issued in one South Carolina county though other states voided similar debts.

Andrew Gamber and Candy Kern-Fuller forged a successful collaboration allegedly preying on vulnerable veterans. But their fortunes have soured.

Documents reveal some of the tactics that appealed to the aspirations of thousands of veterans and investors.

Greenville, South Carolina, has emerged as the national epicenter for prosecution of military benefits-buying schemes.