Isabelle Marak

Some of the biggest names in country music will take to the stage at the CCNB Amphitheatre on Friday and Saturday.

If passed, the Unborn Child Protection Act would make it illegal to get an abortion after the child is conceived.

A local orchard has reopened nearly 11 months after Hurricane Helene, thanks to community support and grants.

The aftermath of Hurricane Helene left millions without power and hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of damage.

This is the first request by a power company to build a power plant in the state in a decade.

According to the bill text, the goal is to improve the energy grid in South Carolina and focuses on utility regulation, renewable energy advancement and consumer protections.

According to the bill text, the goal is to improve the energy grid in South Carolina and focuses on utility regulation, renewable energy advancement and consumer protections.

The law states it is illegal for a kratom retailer to sell any kratom product to an individual under 21 years old and requires every kratom product to have a clear label that describes how to use it properly.

Take a look behind the scenes at a 911 telecommunications center during National Public Safety Telecommunications Week.

In a report released Tuesday by The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), Greenville ranks number 9 out of 10 allergy capitals in the U.S.

The Department of Education announced a round of layoffs starting March 21 for nearly half of its department.

The new charter school could go up on the plot of land between the Stonehaven community and Advent United Methodist Church.

The American Heart Association is spreading awareness about heart disease and how to properly administer CPR for American Heart Month.

The clock is ticking for The Pound Cake Man in South Carolina as his supporters work to save his food truck from being auctioned off.

The African-American Tourism council said South Carolina is missing out on millions of dollars' worth of funding from Black tourists. This summit hopes to change that.

Social Scene Greenville creates events for singles to swipe right or left in person and create genuine connections.

Gov. Henry McMaster included a proposal in his Executive Budget for this year to add debit cards as an approved payment option for lottery tickets.

Financial experts warn holiday shoppers about the accumulating impact of 'Buy Now, Pay Later.'

Two illnesses in the Upstate are more common during the holidays than in previous years.

The money this year will benefit the creation of a Graduate Medical Education program at Bon Secours St. Francis.