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Chris Fedalei, a Democrat challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Trey Gowdy, R-S.C., issued the following statement Tuesday on the final Benghazi report:

Headed out to eat in South Carolina? A new website from the state health department may help you decide where to dine.

Barbecue is coming back to South Pine Street in Spartanburg.Little Pigs BBQ will expand into 840 S. Pine St., the space Bull Hawgs BBQ left vacant when it closed last year.

House Benghazi committee Republicans are imploring Americans to read their report as they unveil it at a news conference at the Capitol.

The House Benghazi Committee, in a politically charged report, faulted the military on Tuesday for responding too slowly to send help to Benghazi, Libya, during the deadly 2012 attacks despite clear orders from President Barack Obama and the Pentagon.

Eighteen organizations are seeking a slice of the city of Spartanburg’s $370,000 in available hospitality tax funds for the 2016 fiscal year.

Spartanburg County School District 4 trustees approved a $20.9 million budget without a planned tax increase Monday night.

University of South Carolina Upstate students will see their tuition costs rise this academic year.

Spartanburg School District 7 Superintendent Russell Booker has been named to the Liberty Fellowship board of directors.