Greenville

Emergency Response Underway at Greenville Spinx Following Incident, Details Developing

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Greenville, S.C. — An incident at the Spinx gas station located at 619 Rutherford St. in Greenville is currently under investigation, drawing the attention of multiple law enforcement bodies Sunday night. Authorities have confirmed the involvement of the South Carolina Highway Patrol and Emergency Medical Services as they respond to the situation. Details on what exactly transpired at the site remain sparse as investigations are ongoing. The nature of the incident has not yet been disclosed, and official updates are anticipated as more information becomes available. The prompt arrival of law enforcement and medical personnel … Read more

Guilty Verdict: Greenville County Man Admits to Woman’s Death in Horrific Hit and Run

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GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. — A man from Greenville County, South Carolina, has pleaded guilty to a hit and run incident that resulted in the death of a woman in 2022, according to Solicitor Walt Wilkins from the 13th Circuit Solicitor’s Office. Aaron Bradley Laws, 30 years old, entered his guilty plea on March 18, admitting to charges of hit and run with death and habitual traffic offender with death. Wilkins provided evidence during the plea hearing, which revealed that Laws had been driving a pickup truck along Talley Bridge Road in northern Greenville County on … Read more

Greenville Family Sparks Hope for Stricter Anti-Hazing Laws with Lawsuit Against College of Charleston

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GREENVILLE, S.C. – A recent lawsuit filed in January by a Greenville family against the College of Charleston and one of its fraternities has reignited the discussion surrounding hazing and the need for stricter anti-hazing laws in South Carolina. Cindy Hipps, who tragically lost her son Tucker in 2014, believes that this lawsuit could push for the implementation of more comprehensive legislation to combat hazing practices. While some argue that locking up students may not be the solution, Hipps sees stricter penalties as a necessary deterrent. The case stems from the death of Tucker Hipps, … Read more