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S.C. Oath Keepers, a self-proclaimed "nonpartisan group of current and former military, police and first responders dedicated to helping Americans in need," has begun collecting donations for flood victims in West Virginia.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a passing train Thursday morning.

Union County School District trustees named a new principal for Union County High School Thursday evening.

State Rep. Donna Hicks of Boiling Springs, who last month lost her re-election bid, is among five finalists for the job of administrator in Inman.

Members of the city of Spartanburg’s new Spring Fling Committee are eager to explore the logistics of one of the community’s longest running festivals.

Having a two-tier justice system in which the well-known avoid punishment while ordinary people are held accountable endangers the country, according to U.S. Rep. Trey Gowdy.

The third tenant for a strip center where Donatos Pizza and Salsarita's will be located is a yet-unnamed burger restaurant.

University of South Carolina Union leaders are working to bring a bachelor's in nursing program to the university.

Two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers during protests in Dallas on Thursday night and three officers are dead, the city's police chief said in a statement.

Poignant. Thoughtful. Angry. Racist. The thousands of emails and letters sent to Gov. Nikki Haley as lawmakers debated removing the Confederate flag outside the South Carolina Statehouse reflect all sorts of emotions.