While other businesses in downtown Spartanburg have said the loss of parking amid construction has hurt their sales, Hub City Bookshop is seeing the opposite. Here’s why.

Transgender rights have again become a focal point in South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race after President Donald Trump used an anti-transgender slur while critici

The Wall Street Journal was first to report.

College Square is permanent, opened-up gathering space linking business district with university

Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) and her Democratic opponent, Annie Andrews, are locked in a dead heat in the race for South Carolina’s Senate seat, according to a new poll released Saturday even…

South Carolina’s infrastructure earned a C-minus in the latest statewide report card from the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Spartanburg County has paused most new data center projects as leaders and residents debate growth, power use and regulation.

Residents and environmental groups are sounding the alarm on a data center in Spartanburg County— a quaint, midsized city nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Upstate South Carolina...

AAA states diesel prices in South Carolina are at a record high of $6.15 a gallon, nearly $2.69 more than a year ago.

Workforce housing development set for Downtown Spartanburg

Downtown Spartanburg could see changes to several roads and intersections as city leaders revisit a transportation plan aimed at improving traffic flow and making the area easier to navigate for pe…

Eighteen tiny homes are nearing completion in Spartanburg’s Northside neighborhood, with the first residents expected to move in November.

What’s wrong with ALPRs and how to better pursue safety

In the past year, Spartanburg’s data center debate has garnered attention nationwide, and recently caught the eyes of a political grassroots organization who’s on an AI Data Center Revo…

In towns and in the countryside, I see 4x4s and pick up trucks driven without care or consicence. It’s a Magafication of transport, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Council voted to extend the city's microtransit pilot for 6 months to collect more ridership and cost data. Staff said the pilot runs three vehicles (two active, one spare), current average wait time is about 14 minutes, rides are free for the first four then $2, and the extension costs approximately $200,000 funded by grants.

Long-awaited project combines city support, tax credits and ARPA funds to create 48 affordable apartments near Spartanburg parking garage.

Designs for the first five miles of the Saluda Grade Trail are about 60% complete and were unveiled to the public at an open house meeting.