A South Carolina school shooting will soon become a test case for court rulings that restrict life-without-parole sentences for juveniles, after a 16-year-old pleaded guilty to two counts of murder.

Walhalla officials have amended a section of the zoning ordinance so that the city’s zoning official can review lot sizes before they are recorded with the register of deeds. 

The Oconee Heritage Center is now known as the Oconee History Museum.

Orchard Park Elementary School is among eight schools in South Carolina to win grants as a result of being named Champions of the Environment for 2018-19 by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC).

Although Christmas has come and gone, Littlejohn Community Center, Creekwood Village Apartments, Clemson Downs and those they serve will forever be impacted by recent goodwill efforts from the Clemson Police Department.

For Charlie Vissage, Eric Kelley and Wesley Smith, spending Christmas Day at the Walhalla Fire Department has become a thing of habit.

During his four years on Clemson City Council, outgoing Clemson City Council member Jerry Chapman has worked with Clemson University officials in an effort to solve the growing problem of decreasing CATbus ridership.

Taylor Bright said she never meant to hurt her husband, John Taylor Bright, and did not know that she had struck and killed him with a truck on the night of Jan. 18, 2018. 

At 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve, Oconee County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Nicole LeCroy was sitting with her nieces waiting on an annual call from dispatch: The Santa BOLO.

Manhole construction at the intersection of S.C. Highway 93 and College Avenue will begin Thursday and continue through Jan. 7, the latest in a series of utilities projects spearheaded by Clemson University.

Efforts to increase ridership on Clemson Area Transit buses hasn’t produced fruit with ridership numbers that continue to decrease – particularly on its tripper/express service on the red and gold routes.

Moments after clinching a fourth consecutive ACC championship and berth in the College Football Playoff on Dec. 1, Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney answered a question about a team he’s grown accustomed to playing the last three postseasons — Alabama.