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GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - One person is confirmed wounded after a shooting at a Greenville bar and grill early Friday morning. County dispatchers tell FOX Carolina they can confirm the single gunshot wound victim, which was called in around 1 a.m. at the Swagg Bar & Grill on White Horse Road,
East Park Avenue, in the vicinity of McPherson Park, is closed due to flooding.The South Hudson Street Bridge is closed due to flooding.
Patrick Rashad "Pat Pat" Durham, 29, received the sentence for a 2014 case in which he facilitated the prostitution of a woman from South Carolina to North Carolina and Florida.
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) - Emergency crews responded to a fatal vehicle collision Wednesday night in Greenville County. According to the Greenville County Coroner's Office, one person has died following the collision on I-85 southbound near exit 51. The collision happened at about 8:55 p.m. South
GREENVILLE, SC (WSPA) - A man has been charged in a hit-and-run crash that happened Tuesday involving a Greenville County Schools special needs school bus. Wayne Anthony Davidson of Greenville was charged with hit-and run. We reported earlier that the bus was hit on the entrance ramp to Interstate
The area where dispatchers say deputies responded to the reported gunshot wound. (FOX Carolina/ November 14, 2018) GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - Greenville County deputies are responding to a reported victim of a gunshot wound to the leg Wednesday evening. County dispatch tells FOX Carolina deputi
SPARTANBURG, SC (WSPA) - Greenville native Kahran Bethencourt and her husband Regis ofCreativeSoul Photographywent viral about a year ago for their photo series AfroArt, which is now on display in downtown Spartanburg at theUPSTATE Gallery on Main.
GREENVILLE, SC (WSPA) - City of Greenville officials said the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control was notified after a blocked wastewater main was creating a wastewater overflow into a nearby creek on Thursday. According to a city news release, their crews responded to a re
Ronald Edmond, 20, and Kenyatta Foster, 42, were arrested Tuesday after evidence recovered from a home on Nov. 7 tied them to the case, according to the Greenville County Sheriff's Office. They were both charged with being an accessory after the fact of a felony, according to arrest warrants.
GREENVILLE Co., S.C. (WSPA) -- Deputies say two more suspects have been arrested in connection to the brutal attack on a store owner and his wife. The Greenville County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday that Ronald Edmond, 20, and Kenyatta Foster, 42, were arrested Tuesday after investigators dis
When the driver stopped to see how she could help, the mother "unexpectedly handed her a newborn baby girl saying she could not care for the child, and then walked away," Porter said in a release Tuesday.
GREENVILLE CO., SC (WSPA) - Greenville County Sheriff's Office officials said a man has been arrested for breaking into and taking guns and equipment from a deputy's patrol vehicle on Monday morning. According to a sheriff's office news release, sheriff's office deputies along with deputies from the
A Greenville man was sentenced to prison Tuesday in connection with a wreck in 2016. Lonel Ali Teasley, 28, pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and reckless homicide, according to a press release from the Solicitor's Office. Judge Edward Miller sentenced Teasley to
The suspect, whose name couldn't be confirmed through warrants, was arrested and transported to the Anderson County Detention Center, according to Lt. Ryan Flood of the Greenville County Sheriff's Office.
GREENVILLE CO., S.C. (FOX CAROLINA)The Greenville County Sheriff's Office said Monday night they are investigating a death on Reeves Avenue.Deputies said they responded to a residence around 9 p.m. Monday for a report of a deceased person.When they arrived, deputies said they found a deceased 55-yea
A spokesperson for Greenville County Schools said a Special Needs school bus was the victim of a hit-and-run Tuesday morning. The crash happened on the entrance ramp to I-385 South off Pleasantburg Drive, near the QT. The spokesperson said no students were on board at the time. The driver and an aid
Greenville, SC (WSPA, Greenville News) - Four people were rescued overnight as waters rose Monday night. Parker Fire District responded to the area of West Blue Ridge Drive near the Swamp Rabbit Trail around 10:30 p.m. When they arrived they found four people trapped by rising flood waters, accordi
Officers, deputies respond to three car accident following report of possible road rage in Travelers Rest
TRAVELERS REST, S.C. (FOX CAROLINA)Greenville County dispatch said deputies had responded to calls of reckless driving and possible road rage Tuesday evening.Dispatch says Greenville County deputies were called to the Bojangles in Travelers Rest.Travelers Rest Police said they responded to a three c
Beth Brotherton, a spokesperson for Greenville County Schools, said a special needs bus was hit before the driver fled the scene.
Monday on ABC’s The View, the panel talked about the findings of the IG report released last week, revealing the anti-Trump bias in the FBI between agents Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and former Director James Comey. The hosts argued about whether the findings really were that important in influencing the election.
After briefly explaining the report, Meghan McCain called this evidence of what conservatives have been warning about.
“This is why there is distrust within our intelligence community. It starts with text messages like this, and if you want to work for the FBI and be the head of the FBI and work for the CIA, you can't have politics involved,” she gushed.
But Whoopi Goldberg didn’t find the texts that important. What was really important? Something Mitch McConnell said in 2010 about President Obama:
“This exchange was nothing, in terms of really impacting the country,” Whoopi jumped in, then rehashed her beef about Mitch McConnell saying he didn’t want Obama to win a second term, as a real example of “obstructing justice.”
“They were working for Mueller at the time, and they were sleeping together. So this was, like, pillow talk...It was like love notes,” she said. Behar added that Comey was the only one responsible for affecting the election.
“I want to point out they were removed from the Mueller investigation very quickly after that. So they really didn't have any time to do any damage to Trump,” Behar gushed. “Unlike Comey, who did a lot of damage to Hillary,” she added.
Surprisingly, lawyer Sunny Hostin didn't downplay the significance of the texts. She even argued that she would have removed them from the Clinton investigation immediately:
HOSTIN: Well, you know, I am not conflicted about this at all just because I think that fact-finding, especially FBI fact-finding is supposed to be neutral and when you have an FBI agent that is supervising the FBI's Clinton investigation saying things like, ‘Trump is not going to be president because we are going to stop it.’ If I had someone on my investigative team, an FBI agent who did that, I would remove him.
HOSTIN: He wasn't removed from the Clinton investigation. I would also immediately refer him to the IG or his supervisor. This is completely improper and he had a lot of power.
HOSTIN: That was after the Clinton investigation. He was also responsible for the Clinton investigation, and then he was put onto the Mueller investigation. You have someone that's pretty powerful showing political bias, and again, your fact-finding must be neutral when you work for the government.
“It did impact a lot. There actually is a lot. When you have Michael Horowitz saying that James Comey, quote, deviated from well-established department policy -- It's the breakdown of trust that's happening. The fish rots at the head. What Sunny’s saying is 100 percent accurate,”
After joking around about the rarity of McCain agreeing with Hostin, Behar kept denying there was anything unethical found in the IG’s report.
PepsiCo global chief executive Indra Nooyi told Freakonomics Radio the company is preparing to launch a range of new products targeted to women, who didn't want loud crunchy chips or to lick their fingers.
"You watch a lot of the young guys eat the chips, they love their Doritos, and they lick their fingers with great glee, and when they reach the bottom of the bag they pour the little broken pieces into their mouth, because they don't want to lose that taste of the flavour," she said.
"Women would love to do the same, but they don't. They don't like to crunch too loudly in public. And they don't lick their fingers.
"It's not a male and female as much as 'are there snacks for women that can be designed and packaged differently?' And yes, we are looking at it, and we're getting ready to launch a bunch of them soon."
"The reporting on a specific Doritos product for female consumers is inaccurate," the company said in a statement on Monday (local time).
"We already have Doritos for women - they're called Doritos, and they're enjoyed by millions of people every day.
"At the same time, we know needs and preferences continue to evolve, and we're always looking for new ways to engage and delight our consumers."
But a spokesperson for the company told The New York Times that something else targeting women could be in the works.