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When South Carolina Lt. Gov. Henry McMaster announced his early support of Donald Trump, many wondered why the establishment Republican was backing the out-of-the-box candidate.

President Barack Obama published an open letter to law enforcement Tuesday, saying that in the wake of two deadly shootings that claimed eight officers' lives, "We proclaim loudly our appreciation for the acts of service you perform as part of your daily routine."

The Republican National Convention begins its second day Tuesday with the nomination of Donald Trump as president and the evening's speakers focused on the economy.

A Gaffney man pleaded guilty to multiple drug and traffic offenses in Cherokee County Circuit Court on Monday, according to the 7th Circuit Solicitor's Office.

A new Starbucks is indeed coming to Boiling Springs.

Melania Trump's star turn at the Republican National Convention Monday night captivated a GOP crowd that had rarely heard from her. But her speech also drew attention after the discovery that two passages matched nearly word-for-word the speech that first lady Michelle Obama delivered in 2008 at the Democratic National Convention.

Spartanburg County Council is considering an ordinance to permit Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages at county stores.

Monday, Lyman Town Council declared Playoffz Bar and Grill a nuisance and voted to revoke its business license.

Sixteen-year-old Markell Tyquann Nesbitt, of Lyman, a Byrnes High School student, drowned in Lake Lyman Monday. His community remembered him i social media.

The Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office held a special ceremony at Spartanburg First Baptist Church to honor the 8 officers, all shot and killed in the line of duty this month.