Kathryn Casteel is an Editor/Reporter for The Greenville News Media Group and goupstate.com. With a focus on local news in South Carolina, specifically in Greenville, Kathryn covers a range of topics including crime, law enforcement, gun violence, and community advocacy. Her work has also been featured in Anderson Independent Mail, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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The SC Supreme Court again hears arguments on whether the firing squad, electric chair violate the state's constitution. Will shield law play a role?
Incumbent President Joe Biden won the South Carolina Democratic primary with 96% of the vote. But only 4% of voters turned out to the polls.
By: Kathryn Casteel
Spartanburg's Richard Moore could be the first person issued a death notice if SC resumes executions. Can an international human rights group help?
Spartanburg's Richard Moore could be the first person issued a death notice if SC resumes executions. Can an international human rights group help?
By: Kathryn Casteel
Coaches at the gym were accused of a range of wrongdoing including rape, providing drugs and alcohol to athletes, groping, and inappropriate touching
By: Anna Sharpe, Kathryn Casteel, Caleb Bozard
Ban on gender-affirming care is now law in South Carolina. LGBTQ advocates are finding resources and connections out of state for trans youth to continue care.
By: Kathryn Casteel, Benjamin Simon
Number of Helene-related deaths climbs to 25 in South Carolina, with most in Spartanburg and Greenville counties. More than 800,000 without power Sunday night.
By: Kathryn Casteel
of 3 The Conestee Nature Preserve is what sold Marisa Leva on moving to Greenville County.
By: Kathryn Casteel
Hurricane Helene damaged small SC and NC towns like Landrum, Boiling Springs and Tryon but residents have found solidarity amid isolation in the storm's wake.
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