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A plane with 62 people aboard has crashed into a residential area of a city in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, but it's not immediately clear how many people were injured or killed.

With just three days left in the Paris Olympics, medal action ramps up, with a total of 34 gold medal events on offer on Day 14.

Karin Freeland, an author based in Greenville, South Carolina, shares her insights for a smooth shift to summer.

The United States has won the women's 4x100-meter relay with a come-from-behind anchor leg from Sha'Carri Richardson.

Since the start of the Olympics, Ndieme Lame has been commuting every day to the Stade de France where she works as a volunteer helping visitors find their way

American sprinter Rai Benjamin convincingly beat world-record-holder Karsten Warholm and Brazil's Alison dos Santos in a stellar 400-meter hurdle race at the Paris Olympics

Weekend Outlook

Deputies have arrested a man who allegedly shot his own father in Greenville County.

Nyjah Huston made history in Paris by winning his first Olympic medal. He didn’t expect a keepsake from the bronze age.

A 22-year-old Upstate babysitter faces child sex charges in Greenville County after the children released statements, officials said Thursday.

Team USA swept Italy in straight sets to win the country's sixth ever Olympic medal in men's volleyball, tying the all-time record.

The head of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee said she was "100% comfortable" with Noah Lyles' decision to compete in the 200 meters after testing positive for COVID-19 two days before the event.

An man was arrested Thursday after police vehicles were stolen from two different departments, officials said.

The home has all the plastic creature comforts you can expect in a dollhouse.

Sha'Carri Richardson won her first Olympic gold medal Friday night, bringing the Americans from behind in the anchor lap to win the 4x100 relay.

Debby's South Carolina impacts measured in several inches of rain in parts of the Upstate Thursday with lots of gusty winds.

Nikki Oliver, an American coach, is guiding Niger's taekwondo team at the Paris Olympics, marking her first time at the Games.

The journey of Olympic breaking was a long one that began with a vision – one that early pioneers of the art form in the 1970s in the Bronx hardly dreamed of.

Friday marks 10 years since the 18-year-old was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, turning the suburb into the focal point of the national reckoning with the tense relationship between U.S. law enforcement and Black people.

The business joins a long list of restaurant, bars and taprooms that have closed because of the state's liquor liability insurance requirements.

BASF Seneca hosted 27 Clemson University freshmen from the college’s STEM Start initiative July 29 as part of a day of learning event. As part of the event, these first-generation science, technology, engineering and mathematics students toured BASF Seneca’s major production departments and participated in two STEM-based team-building activities alongside The post BASF Seneca hosts Clemson STEM students for day of learning event appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Students, faculty and staff of Greenville County Schools started the 2024-2025 school year on Aug. 8. The post Photos: Students return to Greenville County Schools for 2024-2025 school year appeared first on GREENVILLE JOURNAL. The post Photos: Students return to Greenville County Schools for 2024-2025 school year appeared first on Daily Greenville.

A “sardine survey” is not what you think. It involves neither a boat nor a trip to the coast. The sardine survey was actually a black bear study conducted by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources back in the 1990s. I always called it the “sardine survey” because the The post Adventures of the sardine survey: Field Notes with Dennis Chastain appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Retirement usually brings a host of changes. But if you’re a state park ranger there’s often a pressing need once you take off the uniform for the last time: finding a new place to live. For Table Rock State Park ranger and park naturalist Scott Stegenga, that necessity looms this November The post Retiring Table Rock park naturalist reflects on decades of service appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Art & Light Gallery celebrated 18 years with the Annual Small Works Show reception. The event welcomes the gallery’s roster of artists to feature 10 x 10 original works of art, which are on display through August 31. Neon Moon Mobile Bar and the Kitchen Concierge provided refreshments.     The post Photos: The Annual Small Works The post Photos: The Annual Small Works Show at Art & Light Gallery appeared first on Daily Greenville.

The Saluda Grade Trail Conservancy has signed a contract with Norfolk Southern to purchase the historic 31-mile rail corridor that will form a trail connecting communities on both sides of the state line, the organization announced Aug. 5. The exact terms of the sale are subject to a confidentiality agreement The post Saluda Grade trail coalition signs contract to purchase historic rail corridor appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Greenville County Schools has named Chelsey Troutman as its 2024-25 Teacher of the Year. Troutman is a third-grade teacher at Brushy Creek Elementary School in Taylors. She was recognized at the school district’s celebration event Aug. 6. The runners-up for 2024-25 Teacher of the Year are: First runner-up: Bryan Raeckelboom, The post Greenville County Schools names 2024-25 teacher of the year appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Those attending the Indie Craft Parade Aug. 16-17 at Judson Mill in Greenville now have additional parking options. On Aug. 17, attendees can park for free at nearby Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital or Venture X Greenville, located on either side of Easley Bridge Road, and take a complimentary shuttle The post Indie Craft Parade adds free parking at Bon Secours, Venture X appeared first on Daily Greenville.

Mill Village Ministries is hosting a Great Wall Gala in partnership with Rioin Oshiro, the founder of Undercurrent Film Community, and Khailing Neoh, the owner of Sum Bar. The event will take place at 6 p.m. Aug. 22 at the Greenville ONE Center at 1 N. Main St., Greenville. Oshiro The post Greenville gala to celebrate award-winning Sum Bar documentary appeared first on Daily Greenville.

The future vision for the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood is outlined in a proposed master plan created by the city of Greenville. The draft plan was developed after months of research, planning and public engagement. The plan will replace the neighborhood’s previous master plan adopted in 2002.  Haynie-Sirrine is located south of The post Greenville unveils proposed Haynie-Sirrine Master Plan appeared first on Daily Greenville.