David Ferrara

A week after Tropical Storm Helene struck the Carolinas, Duke Energy says its goal is still to have the vast majority of customers' power restored before the weekend, but about 85,000 could be in the dark until Sunday, Oct. 6.

Duke Energy has extended the timeline to get power back to its last 26,000 customers who are still in the dark after Tropical Storm Helene

GRAY COURT — State authorities are investigating after Laurens County deputies shot a person who backed their car into a deputy's cruiser during a late-night traffic stop.

A senior wide receiver on the Furman University football team was arrested by the university's police department this week on voyeurism and peeping tom charges.

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty in federal court to breaching the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, stealing riot gear and lying to federal agents about it.

Two weeks after Tropical Storm Helene, many Spectrum customers in Upstate South Carolina still don't have internet as they decline to say when it will be back.

Spectrum gave its first timeline estimate for when it says service will be fully restored from the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene for customers in Upstate SC.

Richland County and Columbia city officials are among the highest-paid public servants in South Carolina. Here's how much their salaries were in 2024.

Spectrum's deadline to get service fully restored in South Carolina by the end of the day Oct. 16 appears unlikely as 33,000 customers remain without internet.

A Greenville man who fell off the roof of a warehouse while clearing debris from Tropical Storm Helene is the fiftieth death connected to the historic storm.