Nate Stanley is a Reporter at WYFF News 4. With a strong background in local news and sports, he has reported on a variety of topics including crime, government, and regional issues, particularly in South Carolina. Nate's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including WFMY-TV, KENS 5, and WLTX-TV.
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Nate's coverage mainly focuses on local news, events, and politics within South Carolina. He emphasizes event coverage, government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news within the state.
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The suspect was released from jail hours before visiting the victim at work and shooting them.
By: Nate Stanley
Months after Hurricane Helene, much of the damage remains visible, but it didn't stop folks from gathering for a tradition.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. — A Spartanburg home was ransacked by thieves after a family was displaced following tree damage from Hurricane Helene.
Tiny homes were recently to a WNC but because of building requirements, families aren't able to move in.
The restaurant had customers and employees inside, but say thankfully, no one was hurt.
After Hurricane Helene, customers were promised credit for outages, a promise they say hasn't been realized.
With less than a month until FEMA closes the Hurricane Helene grant application, officials are reminding you to apply
"She didn't deserve that. You know, it was definitely different. And it shows you, you know, some of the things that take place out here in this world," Woodruff said.
The Johns family's home was swept away in a mudslide, trapping a young boy underneath.
By: Nate Stanley
A proposed bill would classify life at conception and charge those involved in an abortion with murder.
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