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Lung transplants aren’t that common in the United States, but 14 years after her first one, an Inman woman is in need of a second double-lung transplant.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on a sidewalks project in Landrum.

A Spartanburg man was charged with violating a home detention order after a police dog found him hiding.

A sheriff's deputy in South Carolina is suing a police association that offered legal defense benefits for law officers but refused to help a former North Charleston police officer charged with killing an unarmed black man.

Job seekers in Union County have a new resource to help them search for employment.

A Greer man is facing multiple charges after a standoff at his home involving multiple law enforcement agencies and a SWAT team.

BALTIMORE — The Justice Department and Baltimore police agreed to negotiate court-enforceable reforms after a scathing federal report released Wednesday criticized officers for using excessive force and routinely discriminating against blacks.

GREENVILLE — An outsourcing and event planning company is opening a customer contact center in Greenville County expected to employ 270 people by 2018.

To these 20 middle-class mothers in the electoral battlegrounds of Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, the looming choice for president between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump inspires a mixture of fear, pain and disappointment.

MONCKS CORNER — Despite the threat of a lawsuit, the Berkeley County school board is moving to reinstate saying the Lord's Prayer before its meetings.