Wofford Terriers Rout Queens University 20-1 in Dominant Baseball Performance
The Wofford Terriers delivered one of the most dominant baseball performances in recent program history, routing Queens University 20-1 at home to improve their season record to 30-11.
Where Will Cade Klubnik Get Drafted? Final Mock Projections for Clemson’s QB
Cade Klubnik enters the 2026 NFL Draft in an unusual position — a prospect whose stock has fallen from preseason projections, yet one who still draws genuine interest as a developmental option at the professional level.
SC House Advances Bill to Expand Charter School Accountability
The South Carolina House has advanced a charter school accountability bill that would impose stronger financial oversight on charter schools statewide, requiring the same fiscal transparency standards as traditional public schools.
Clemson’s 2026 NFL Draft Class Could Outpace Its Win Total by Historic Margins
Clemson University is heading into the 2026 NFL Draft with a class analysts are calling historically disproportionate to the Tigers’ 7-6 record last season.
Rare SC Founding-Era Documents Coming to Greenville for One Day Only
Three of South Carolina’s most significant founding-era documents will be on public display in Greenville on Thursday, April 23 — a rare opportunity for Upstate residents to view original American Revolution materials.
Upstate Elections Official Confirmed to SC State Election Committee
An Upstate South Carolina elections official has been confirmed to the SC State Election Commission, giving the fast-growing Greenville-Spartanburg region a direct seat at the table for statewide election policy.
Upstate SC Measles Outbreak Could Be Over as Early as Monday
The measles outbreak in Upstate South Carolina may be approaching its official end, with health officials saying next Monday would mark 42 days since the last outbreak-related case.
Upstate Deputy Alive and Recovering After I-85 Shooting
An Anderson County sheriff’s deputy is alive and recovering after being shot during a traffic stop on I-85, according to Anderson County Sheriff Chad McBride.
Spartanburg Data Center Wants 400 Megawatts. County Leaders Have Questions.
A data center developer that previously received Spartanburg County tax incentives is seeking to expand dramatically, proposing 400 megawatts of on-site power generation — prompting pointed questions from county leaders.
Fewer Americans Approve of Trump’s Economy — Spartanburg Watches Closely
A new AP-NORC poll shows only 30 percent of Americans approve of President Trump’s handling of the economy — down from 38 percent in March — with 73 percent describing the national economy as poor.