Search for missing Upstate camper on pause: Heres why WSPA 7News 2026-09-21 | Search for missing Upstate camper on pause: Heres why
HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 8 - Part 2 WSPA 7News 2025-10-11 | HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 8 - Part 2
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Off Air with Amy: How abortion bill could impact IVF options & Halloween home tours WSPA 7News 2025-10-10 | South Carolina's abortion law has been making lots of headlines, being called the most extreme abortion law in the nation. Dr. Creighton Likes, medical director of CCRM Greenville, joins Amy Wood to talk about the implications for families in the state counting on in vitro fertilization. And Amy speaks with Kristina Hernandez about Kidding Around Greenville's driving Halloween home tours. They've got routes all over our area and it's free entertainment for your family.
LIVE: High School Red Zone Review Preview WSPA 7News 2025-10-10 | A weekly show hosted by 7NEWS Sports Director Pete Yanity streaming live every Thursday at 8 p.m. recapping last week's high school football in the Upstate of South Carolina and parts of western North Carolina and looking ahead at Friday's matchups.
Lets Eat at McLellans Fish and Seafood in Spartanburg WSPA 7News 2025-10-09 | Let's Eat at McLellan's Fish and Seafood in Spartanburg
HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 7 - Part 2 WSPA 7News 2025-10-04 | HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 7 - Part 2
HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 7 - Part 1 WSPA 7News 2025-10-04 | HIGHLIGHTS: High School Red Zone - Week 7 - Part 1
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Off Air with Amy: What kind of time could Chuck Wright face and Spartanburg clock tower insiders chi WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | Todd Hagins, a former federal prosecutor joins Amy Wood to discuss the federal charges facing Spartanburg County's former sheriff, Chuck Wright, and how federal sentencing guidelines work. Could the Sheriff get little more than a year if he pleads guilty? Plus, plans to move the Spartanburg clock tower are now on hold, stopped by a judge for now. Just prior to that, Amy spoke with leaders of the company that's been working on the clock for years. Randy Stewart of Griffin Gear opposes the plan to dismantle the tower. And Amy checks back on the Tribute Helene Concert that was held in honor of AnnaMaria Fletcher and the scholarship fund created to remember the Boiling Springs High School english teacher.
Ask the Expert - Episode 11 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | 7NEWS, in partnership with Bon Secours St. Francis, gets answers to your medical questions.
Ask the Expert - Episode 10 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | 7NEWS, in partnership with Bon Secours St. Francis, gets answers to your medical questions.
First Responders - Episode 16 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | A collection of Fred Cunningham's First Responder Friday stories from 7NEWS.
Ask the Expert - Episode 9 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | 7NEWS, in partnership with Bon Secours St. Francis, gets answers to your medical questions.
Fred The Show: Disney Theme Park Insider WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | So, you decided to go to Disney World? Theme park insider Scott Gustin has everything you need to know.
Carolina Rides: Roval course at Charlotte Motor Speedway WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | Dan Bickford gets to experience Charlotte Motor Speedway's roval course.
First Responders - Episode 15 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | A collection of Fred Cunningham's First Responder Friday stories from 7NEWS.
Fred The Show: Helene, One Year Later WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | Spartanburg Co. Emergency Services Director Doug Bryson and Duke Energy's Ryan Mosier sit down with Fred to discuss Hurricane Helene, one year later.
Lets Eat - Episode 8 WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | Dyar's Diner in Pendleton, SC, The Magic of Mirepoix chicken salad recipe in Savannah, GA, Riptydz in Myrtle Beach, SC, Lazy Bear Winery in Easley, SC, Boston Annie's in Gaffney, SC, Swamp Fox Distilling in Pendleton, SC, and Barnwood Grill in Anderson County, SC
LIVE: High School Red Zone Review Preview WSPA 7News 2025-10-03 | A weekly show hosted by 7NEWS Sports Director Pete Yanity streaming live every Thursday at 8 p.m. recapping last week's high school football in the Upstate of South Carolina and parts of western North Carolina and looking ahead at Friday's matchups.
AT&T Customers Could Be Owed Up to $5,000 After Major Data Breaches WSPA 7News 2025-10-02 | If you’ve ever been an AT&T customer, you could be eligible for part of a $177 million class action settlement following two major data breaches. WSPA 7 News consumer anchor Diane Lee explains how more than 100 million current and former customers may be owed money—some up to $5,000—if they can show their personal information was compromised.Find out how to check if you're affected, how to locate your claim number, and how to file a claim through telecomdatasettlement.com. Even if you never received an email notice, there's still a way to find out if your data was leaked using the independent tool at at.pentester.com.The deadline to file a claim is November 18, so act fast if you want compensation—or you’ll lose your right to sue later.
Developer Clash Sparks Tense Standoff with Oconee County Council WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | Tensions are escalating in Oconee County after a developer’s proposed housing project was rejected by the county council. When the plan for a massive 600-acre residential and commercial development was denied due to exceeding density guidelines, the disagreement spilled onto social media. County Council Chair Matthew Durham publicly pushed back against what he called "threats" from developer Mark Hart, who denies the accusation and insists he’s seeking a path forward. The project, located in a federal opportunity zone, was pitched as a long-term plan to promote growth—but county leaders say it simply doesn’t fit zoning rules. WSPA 7 News reporter Lauren Miller has the full exclusive report.
Anderson Unveils ‘Peanut-About’ to Improve Safety Near Lindley Park WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | Construction is wrapping up near Lindley Park in Anderson, where city officials are introducing a unique traffic solution known as a “peanut-about.” Designed to replace a complicated multi-road intersection, this peanut-shaped roundabout aims to improve both traffic flow and pedestrian safety. Frequent park visitors say the upgrades make the area safer for children and families. If weather permits, the project is expected to be completed by November 10th. Eriana Meadows reports for WSPA 7News.
Armed Robbery Suspect Caught After Chase in Anderson County WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | Anderson County deputies arrested a man following an armed robbery at the Stop-A-Minit on Pearman Dairy Rd early this morning. According to the sheriff’s office, the suspect fled the scene by car but was located shortly after. Deputies say he attempted to run on foot before being taken into custody. No injuries were reported, and authorities have not yet released the suspect’s name or charges. WSPA 7 News has the latest on this developing story.
Poverty Simulation in Upstate Offers Eye-Opening Experience WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | Organizations across the Upstate are working together to shine a light on the realities of poverty through an immersive poverty simulation. 7News’ Ripley Simone takes us inside the experience, where participants step into the roles of individuals struggling to meet basic needs with limited resources. Led by First Steps organizations from Union, Spartanburg, Lee, and Cherokee counties, the simulation helps people better understand the daily challenges of those living in poverty. Organizers say these events build empathy and awareness for both community members and service providers alike.
Lawsuit Filed Over Removal of Spartanburg Clock Tower WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | City Council is now facing a lawsuit after crews began dismantling the iconic downtown clock tower. A group called Support the Spartanburg Clock Tower and other plaintiffs claim the removal violates South Carolina’s Heritage Act, which protects certain historical monuments. The lawsuit argues the clock tower, built in 1976 as part of the bicentennial committee’s efforts, qualifies for protection. The legal action demands all removal work be halted immediately.
Government Shutdown Looms as Senate Gridlock Intensifies WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | With just hours left before a potential government shutdown, Republicans and Democrats remain locked in a bitter standoff over federal funding. The Senate is expected to vote on a House-passed spending bill, but with major disagreements on healthcare provisions and Medicaid cuts, time is running out. If no deal is reached, thousands of federal workers could face furloughs and non-essential services would be disrupted. Erica Brown reports for CBS News.
Bridge Replacements Underway in Greenville County After Hurricane Helene Damage | WSPA 7 News WSPA 7News 2025-10-01 | One year after Hurricane Helene left major damage across the Upstate, the South Carolina Department of Transportation continues rebuilding critical infrastructure in Greenville County. Crews are currently replacing bridges on South Hudson Street near Unity Park and on West Washington Street near Legacy Elementary. These projects aim to meet modern safety standards and accommodate future growth.Despite the challenges, residents say they’re impressed by how quickly recovery efforts began. Another project on New Cut Road over Montlo Creek in Spartanburg County is also underway, with all three projects expected to be completed by 2026.For the latest on infrastructure recovery and community rebuilding, stay with WSPA 7 News.
WSPA Compilation September 30, 2025 WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | 🚨 New Tonight — A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Spartanburg Methodist College after a deadly on-campus shooting on New Year’s Day last year. According to state investigators, a campus safety officer attempted to arrest a man driving the wrong way on a one-way street, which led to a fight and a fatal shooting. The family of the victim is now suing the college, the campus police department, and the officer involved, claiming the use of force was excessive and unjustified.Also in this report:- Anderson County deputies arrested a man accused of holding up a Stop-A-Minute store at gunpoint. He attempted to flee but was quickly taken into custody- Authorities in North Carolina say a man fired shots from a boat into a waterfront bar, killing 3 people and injuring 5 others. The suspect is a combat veteran with PTSD- A Spartanburg County chase ends in a crash and arrest of a man driving a stolen vehicle- Former SC lawmaker RJ May pleads guilty in a disturbing child pornography case involving over 470 files- ATF offers a $10,000 reward for help tracking down suspects who stole 17 guns from a Simpsonville shop- Community members release butterflies as they celebrate the future Brooks Playground in downtown Greenville- Debate grows over a controversial South Carolina abortion bill with no exceptions for rape, incest, or fetal anomalies
Former SC Lawmaker Pleads Guilty in Federal Child Pornography Case WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | A former South Carolina state lawmaker has pleaded guilty to five federal counts of distributing child sexual abuse material. Just days before his scheduled trial, the ex-lawmaker admitted in court to using aliases to share hundreds of explicit files through the messaging app Kik. Investigators say the content was traced back to his home internet and personal devices. The plea agreement includes a lifetime requirement to register as a sex offender and up to 100 years in prison, depending on sentencing decisions.Federal prosecutors say there were 62 known victims in the case. The sentencing hearing is set for January 14th.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Deadly Campus Shooting at SC College | WSPA 7 News WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Spartanburg Methodist College following a deadly on-campus shooting that occurred on New Year’s Day in 2024. According to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, a campus safety officer attempted to arrest the driver of a pickup truck who was going the wrong way on a one-way street. A struggle followed, ending with the officer fatally shooting the driver. The lawsuit claims the officer used excessive and unjustified force and names the college, its police department, and the officer as defendants.Spartanburg Methodist College has declined to comment at this time.
$10K Reward Offered After 17 Guns Stolen from Simpsonville Pawn Shop | WSPA 7 News WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | Federal authorities are offering a $10,000 reward after a break-in at a Simpsonville gun shop led to the theft of 17 firearms. Surveillance footage from Simpsonville Gun and Pawn shows three masked thieves smashing through a glass window and stealing five rifles and 12 handguns in just 90 seconds. The ATF is now asking the public for help identifying the suspects. The store owner believes the burglars had been there before and knew exactly what they were looking for.If you have any information that could lead to an arrest and conviction, contact the ATF at 1-888-ATF-TIPS.
Sheriff Warns of New Jury Duty & Inmate Scams Targeting Anderson County Residents WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | The Anderson County Sheriff's Office is warning the public about two new scams that are targeting local residents. One scam involves fake text messages claiming there's a warrant out for your arrest due to missed jury duty, demanding immediate payment. In one case, a victim lost $5,000. The second scam targets the families of inmates, falsely claiming money is needed for an ankle monitor. Authorities stress that they will never ask for money via text, apps, or third-party websites.If you receive suspicious messages, contact the Anderson County Sheriff's Office directly at 864-260-4444 or visit them in person at 305 Camson Road, Anderson, SC.
Bridge Closed in Rutherford County After Truck Crash Damages Structure | WSPA 7 News WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | A bridge in Rutherford County is closed after a tractor-trailer struck the US 64 bridge over US 221 early Monday morning. Officials say part of a girder was dislodged in the crash, rendering the bridge unsafe for traffic. While vehicles can still travel under the bridge on US 221, there's no timeline yet for when the overpass will reopen. Authorities continue to assess the damage and will provide updates as they become available.
Shooter Opens Fire from Boat at NC Bar, Killing 3 and Injuring 5 WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | Three people were killed and five others injured after a gunman opened fire from a boat at a waterfront bar in Southport, North Carolina. The shooting happened Saturday night near the American Fish Company, a popular bar along the coast. Witnesses say the suspect fired toward diners before fleeing by boat down the Intracoastal Waterway. The Coast Guard later apprehended the suspect near Oak Island. Investigators say the man is a combat veteran living with PTSD. Charges include three counts of first-degree murder.
Greenville County Schools Employee Charged in Child Sex Crime Investigation WSPA 7News 2025-09-30 | A Greenville County Schools instructional coach has been charged in connection to a child sex crime. According to the district, Kristy Gwinn, who works at Westcliffe Elementary School, was placed on administrative leave following her arrest. She is facing charges of criminal sexual conduct with a minor. District officials say the charge is not related to the school or its students. The Greenville County Sheriff's Office is continuing its investigation. WSPA 7 News has reached out for further details.
Deputy Fatally Shoots Armed Man in Greenville | Family Honors Hurricane Victim with Concert WSPA 7News 2025-09-29 | A man is dead after a deputy-involved shooting in Greenville County. The sheriff’s office says deputies responded to a call about a trespasser on Steagall Circle Sunday afternoon. When they arrived, the suspect reportedly armed himself with a weapon, prompting one deputy to fire. The man later died at the hospital. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is investigating.Also in this newscast, a family honors a beloved daughter one year after she was killed during Hurricane Helene. The memorial concert in Spartanburg celebrated her life and raised money for a scholarship fund at Boiling Springs High School, where she once taught.Other stories in this video:- Community rally in Spartanburg against gun violence- Mass shooting in Southport, NC leaves 3 dead- Former Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright pleads guilty to federal charges- Man accused of stealing $274K from nursing home resident
Man Arrested After High-Speed Chase Ends in Crash in Spartanburg County WSPA 7News 2025-09-29 | A man is facing multiple charges after leading deputies on a high-speed chase in Spartanburg County Friday night. According to the sheriff’s office, it all started with a tip about a stolen car in Wellford connected to an ongoing investigation. When police tried to stop the vehicle, the suspect took off, eventually crashing near Upper Valley Falls Road. Deputies say the driver, identified as Bryson Hannon, ran from the scene but was later arrested and booked into the Spartanburg County Detention Center.
SC National Guard Returns After Helping Make D.C. 14% Safer During 30-Day Mission WSPA 7News 2025-09-29 | After a month-long deployment to the nation's capital, South Carolina National Guard soldiers are back home. Deployed as part of the “Make DC Safe and Beautiful” operation, around 200 soldiers worked to provide safety support, patrol communities, and assist local law enforcement. In exclusive interviews with 7 News, soldiers reflect on the impact they made, including medical aid to civilians and reducing crime. D.C. officials reported a 14% drop in crime during the deployment window.
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