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"Sincerely, Daniel" highlights a powerful legacy of strength and triumph, showcasing the transformative journey of Black athletes from D.W. Daniel High School at the Clemson Area African American Museum.

The Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville will reveal its comprehensive master plan this week, featuring new designs and expanded spaces.

A couple in Seneca sits down with Destiny Chance to discuss prejudice they experienced directly after schools integrated, and how they overcame obstacles to celebrate 50 years in a wedding ceremony they finally get to have.

Former Department of Labor chief diversity and equity officer says accessibility is missing from the DEI conversation.

A Simpsonville family has filed a lawsuit claiming Greenville County Schools was negligent in responding to bullying and harassment claims when it comes to their now 14-year-old daughter.

Six Nineteen Spirits 1865 is the first African American-owned ready-to-drink spirits brand in South Carolina.

This month, there was a special screening at Cherrydale theaters to honor and celebrate the new film.

Families are invited to an all-new, first-of-its-kind event at Cocomelon Party Time.

Ending the stigma discussing BIPOC mental health in South Carolina

A small AAPI-owned film company wins Greenville’s first James Beard Award for Short Documentary, "Great Wall," following the journey of opening Greenville’s first dim sum restaurant, Sum Bar.

Organizers are gearing up to host the Juneteenth event in Greenville.Rueben Hays is the founder of Juneteenth GVL. He said he’s very excited to celebrate freedom, as well as the contributions and proud legacy of Black Americans throughout the country and in our area.“This year, with heightened awareness, we’re bringing billboards, digital media, social media, radio, guerrilla marketing,” Hays said. “We’re just about doing anything possible to get the word out this year, as well as collaborations…

There’s a new postpartum depression medication available in South Carolina.One of the most common complications of pregnancy, and what doctors say most don’t realize is postpartum depression and it impacts 1 in 7 women. Doctors say new mothers may feel hopelessness, anxiety, sadness and little desire to connect with their babies.Dr. Neha Hudepohl is a psychiatrist for Prisma Health in Greenville. She’s also a mother of two. “It sometimes will start in pregnancy. But more often gets worse after a…

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, drowning continues to be the leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 to 4. A new report set to be released next week reveals the long-standing racial disparities in water safety among African American and Hispanic families.Aqua Angels, an Upstate nonprofit, wants to make sure everyone has access to swim lessons. Aqua Angels started giving free lessons in 2021 by Rebekah Craig after a close friend of hers drowned during…

A Golden Globe nominee and South Carolina native returned to the Upstate over the weekend. Danielle Brooks was here for a special screening of a movie she’s starring in, “The Color Purple.“Friends and family packed the Regal Simpsonville theater Sunday evening. Brooks sat down with WYFF News 4’s Destiny Chance.More news: Update on Upstate deputy shot in line of duty”It was very important for me to come back to Simpsonville,” Brooks said. “A lot of times when stars or celebrities go and share the…

Some of the WYFF News 4 staff is sharing some of their favorite Thanksgiving recipes. Candied YamsDestiny Chance, Morning Anchor Ingredients : 5 sweet potatoesButter (salted preferred)Brown sugarCinnamonVanilla extractInstructions : Preheat oven to 375 degreesPeel and slice sweet potatoesSpread sweet potatoes in casserole dishMelt butter in the microwave with cinnamon and vanilla extractSprinkle (generously) brown sugar over sweet potatoesPour melted butter over brown sugarCover with aluminum f…

The co-chairs of DÎNER en Blanc Greenville talked with WYFF News 4.

The founders of the Juneteenth Greenville event are addressing questions recently raised by some members of the community about banners promoting the event.

The theme was honoring our past, inspiring our future. WYFF’s Destiny Chance was the keynote speaker.

An Upstate group is holding a sneaker ball gala to celebrate 18 years of mentoring and community development in the Upstate at the Chapman Cultural Center.

Mak & Cheesecakes co-owner shares inspiration behind the family-owned business.