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Greenville: Shooting reported at Greenville apartment complex | June 22

Greenville: Deputies respond to a shooting at Ardmore Spring Apartments, a second suspect in the Haywood Mall shooting is arrested, and searches for a drowning victim at Lake Hartwell continue.

Greenville: Second suspect in Haywood Mall shooting arrested, brother of first suspect | June 21

Greenville police arrest second suspect in Haywood Mall shooting, linking him to the June 13 incident, while searching for a missing 71-year-old man with dementia. The city also saw Juneteenth celebrations and Pride events, highlighting community unity and cultural events.

Greenville: Second suspect arrested in Haywood Mall shooting, brother of first suspect | June 20

Greenville police continue investigating a shooting at Haywood Mall involving a second suspect arrested, the brother of the first arrest, while Attorney General Alan Wilson and Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette campaign in Pendleton ahead of the gubernatorial runoff. The city also faces backlash over the removal of a Black Lives Matter mural in Spartanburg amid construction changes and traffic chaos from a tractor-trailer crash on I-85.

Greenville: Ex-Sheriff Faces Prison Time in Federal Case | June 19

Greenville officials approved a historic downtown condo project on Lee Square while a former sheriff faces potential prison time for misconduct. Severe weather, including thunderstorms and flash flooding, is expected today as the Republican gubernatorial runoff heats up with Wilson and Evette in the final stretch.

Greenville: South Carolina becomes first East Coast state to adopt full 'Stop As Yield' b... | June 18

Greenville: South Carolina becomes the first East Coast state to adopt the “Stop As Yield” bicycle safety law, while Wellford police increase speed enforcement and Honea Path faces leadership changes. Spartanburg continues disaster recovery efforts post-Hurricane Helene and hosts a data center town hall, with Greenville deputies seeking a suspect for Walmart trespassing.

Greenville: Suspect Identified in Haywood Mall Shooting | June 17

Greenville — Law enforcement identified the suspect in the Haywood Mall shooting and arrested an inmate linked to the 1986 murder of Chelsie Yvonne Moss. Early voting starts for South Carolina’s runoff elections, while Spartanburg residents report changes in tap water due to maintenance work and a Black Lives Matter mural near completion.

Greenville: Shooting at Haywood Mall leaves community in shock as suspect identified | June 16

Greenville residents are dealing with the aftermath of a tragic shooting at Haywood Mall, where a suspect has been identified, and the community is in shock. Spartanburg County Council is considering a moratorium on new data centers due to concerns over economic growth and environmental impact.

Greenville: Shooting at Haywood Mall leaves two injured, teen arrested | June 15

Greenville police arrest a teen after a shooting at Haywood Mall injuring two, while a missing person is found dead in a Union County car crash and another teen is fatally shot in Anderson County. A drowning body is recovered from Lake Hartwell's Broyles Landing in Townville.

Greenville: Mall shooting leaves two injured, teen arrested | June 14

Greenville: Law enforcement investigates a shooting at Haywood Mall leaving two injured and a teen arrested, while a fatal shooting in Anderson County claims a teenager’s life. Additional fatalities occurred in Pickens County from a car crash and motorcycle accident, with a tense standoff resolved in Oconee County.

Greenville: Oconee County man arrested after 6-hour standoff with SWAT | June 13

Greenville's Local Wire update covers a tense 6-hour standoff in Oconee County involving a man barricaded in his crashed car, a fatal shooting in Laurens County during a domestic dispute, and two inmate deaths in Elbert County. The episode also highlights traffic delays for an Upstate concert and the closure of a downtown Greenville taco spot.

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