Greenville News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Greenville's Local Wire update covers Governor Henry McMaster's potential special session, tensions over a $12 million sheriff’s office funding request, and a fatal crash in Spartanburg County. The episode also addresses weather shifts, a natural gas incident in Greenville County, and key local policy discussions.

Greenville police are investigating the fatal shooting of an officer during a high-speed chase involving a 15-year-old driver, while a multi-vehicle crash in Greenville County also left one dead. City leaders in Spartanburg County face backlash over a proposed data center amid environmental concerns and calls for a public hearing.

Greenville police and residents are reeling after a fatal crash in Greenwood took the life of a police officer, while state officials block a superintendent nomination in Marlboro County amid financial oversight. Preservation efforts for a historic Greenville County home could lead to a new regional park, offering a blend of heritage and recreation.

Greenville law enforcement is investigating a death on Portrush Drive in Spartanburg County and a hit-and-run near Hayne Street, while a stabbing on Dubard Street in Wade Hampton has a suspect in custody. A woman in Anderson County faces charges after assaulting her grandmother, and city officials debate employee pay raises amid budget concerns.

Greenville: Spartanburg County deputies investigate a burning vehicle discovery and a triple homicide in western North Carolina, while searching for a missing woman from 2002. A rare earthquake and the return of the Lilac Festival highlight other local updates.

Greenville: Law enforcement investigates a triple homicide in Spartanburg County and searches for a missing woman from 2002, while South Carolina lawmakers debate mid-cycle redistricting and a logistics company announces 100+ layoffs. The Grassy Pond Volunteer Fire Department seeks to double its tax millage rate for infrastructure improvements.

Greenville transportation officials in Spartanburg County are seeking public input for a 2050 mobility plan focused on reducing traffic, improving road safety, and designing transit systems. Greenville police also addressed a planned protest on the Mauldin GateWay Bridge, emphasizing public safety and free speech guidelines.

Greenville's Local Wire update covers a self-defense incident in Union County involving a hatchet attack, a plane crash in Whitmire under investigation, and a federal sentencing hearing for a former Spartanburg County sheriff. The episode also discusses a data center project in Spartanburg and concerns over farmland loss due to rapid urban development in Greenville.

Greenville law enforcement continues searching for a suspect in a stabbing case from Tuesday, while the county schools board approves a $1 billion budget plan and plans to move its central office downtown. The city also faces growing public safety concerns in neighboring Cherokee County and a new report showing Greenville has nearly quadrupled in size to become the Upstate’s second-largest city.

Greenville's latest Local Wire update covers a Pickens County deputy's arrest and firing, a fatal crash investigation, and a $25,000 reward for fiber line theft in Spartanburg. The episode also details the creation of a historical preservation committee for the Greenville-Pickens Speedway and paused tax breaks for a Union County data center project.