Seneca News

The SC Drought response committee said they've downgraded from moderate to no drought for 22 counties and from incipient to no drought for the remaining counties.

Members of Congress are saying "jobs" less often, unless "Benghazi answers" is an obscure synonym for the word.

The U.S. Labor Department announced Friday morning that the economy has been steadily adding jobs, pushing the unemployment rate down to 7.5 percent from 7.6 percent.

Clemson University is telling its students to watch out for a 23-year-old man who they say made threats to kill people on a college campus.

Two members of South Carolina's congressional delegation are touring part of the Upstate together.

Deputies are looking for help from the public to locate the person who shot into a home, wounding the man inside.

Clemson's police chief credits street surveillance cameras and persistent investigators with making three arrests in connection to a rash of crimes in the past month.

A bill that opponents say would have shuttered S.C. abortion clinics died in a state Senate subcommittee Wednesday.

The Oconee County SC Works Center, in partnership with the 10th Judicial Circuit, the SC Probation, Parole and Pardon office and Tri-County Technical College, will offer a Pardon & Expungement Workshop Monday, April 22.