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911 transcript: Orlando gunman said he was Islamic soldier

Orlando gunman Omar Mateen spoke in Arabic to a 911 dispatcher, identified himself an Islamic soldier and demanded to a crisis negotiator that the U.S. "stop bombing Syria and Iraq," according to transcripts released by the FBI on Monday.

 

Deputies: Spartanburg woman had sex with child

Sandy Elizabeth Ruiz, 26, was charged Friday after a woman told deputies Ruiz sexually assaulted her son, a Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office incident report states.

 

Man shot after fight outside Duncan business

A fight outside a Duncan business led to a man being shot and another man being taken into custody.

 

Spartanburg Police arrest man in connection with Prince Hall shooting, still looking for gunman

Spartanburg Police have arrested a man in connection with a shooting at Prince Hall Apartments, but officers said he is not the shooter.

 

Law enforcement issues most comment among Spartanburg County lawsuits

Law enforcement-related issues were the most common types of lawsuits Spartanburg County has handled within the past five years.

 

Spartanburg County deputies release more information about suspect in Duncan shooting death

The Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office has released more information about the suspect in a shooting that left one dead and another injured in Duncan.

 

Trampoline park bouncing into Spartanburg

Big Air Trampoline Park, the first indoor trampoline park in Spartanburg, will open its doors at 660 Spartanburg Boulevard this fall.

 

$25M runway expansion to improve safety, assist larger aircraft

A $25 million runway expansion project is set to begin next week at Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport.

 

Crumbling support closes bridge to I-385 north in Greenville

The bridge carrying traffic from Interstate 85 north to Interstate 385 north heading toward downtown Greenville will remain closed to trucks for at least a week.

 

Senate to vote on gun control, prospects dim for change

Democrats get their long-sought votes on gun control a week after the massacre in Orlando, Florida, but election-year politics and the powerful National Rifle Association dim any prospects for changes in the nation's laws.

 

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