Greenville
Coverage of Greenville in the Nexus archive.
- United Community Banks: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
United Community Banks Inc. reported Q2 profit of $115.6 million with 95 cents per share in earnings, but adjusted results of 71 cents per share and $279.3 million in revenue net of interest expense missed Wall Street expectations. Analysts had predicted 80 cents per share and $281.6 million in revenue.
- Equine sanctuary takes extra steps to improve barn fire safety
A recent barn fire at Saratoga Casino Hotel killed 17 horses, prompting concerns about emergency preparedness. Unbridled Sanctuary in Greenville emphasizes preparedness and has implemented safety measures in each stable.
- Greenville woman charged with murder in connection with east Charlotte homicide
A 28-year-old woman from Greenville, South Carolina, was arrested and charged with murder, burglary, felony conspiracy, and robbery with a dangerous weapon in connection with a June 14 homicide in east Charlotte. Another suspect, a 23-year-old man, was also arrested in Greenville and faces similar charges, including murder and possession of a firearm by a felon.
- Cities brace for holiday weekend teen takeovers putting bystanders at deadly risk, former prosecutor warns
Cities across America are preparing for social media-driven 'teen takeovers' during the Fourth of July weekend, with police departments implementing preemptive measures like increased staffing, drones, and curfews to prevent dangerous gatherings. A former prosecutor warned that such events can escalate to violence, citing incidents like a Tybee Island pop-up event where gunshots were fired, prompting law enforcement to prioritize arrests of organizers.
- InvestigateTV+: Finding a solution for rising house costs
InvestigateTV+ examines how homeowners in Kansas City temporarily hand over deeds to save on property taxes amid rising home values. A Virginia content creator warns of deepfake scams using her image to promote products she didn't endorse. A Michigan couple promotes recycling in their community, while a Greenville physician advises on selecting appropriate running shoes.
- Barbecue eatery opening second location in Coxsackie
Lil' Piece BBQ, a barbecue eatery based in Greenville, is opening its second location in Coxsackie at the James Newbury Hotel on South River Street.
- Multiple hurt in weekend shooting inside South Carolina’s biggest mall
Two people were shot at Haywood Mall in Greenville, South Carolina, after an argument between two groups escalated. A female was wounded in the foot, and a male was shot in the shoulder/neck area. A 17-year-old was arrested, and police are seeking additional suspects.
- FORECAST: Storm chances increase Sunday before cooler week ahead
Storm chances increase Sunday with a Level 2 severe weather risk for the area, though storms are expected to remain isolated with gusty winds as the main threat. Cooler temperatures and reduced rain chances are forecast for the following week, with another potential for showers later next week.
- Multiple people wounded in shooting at South Carolina's largest mall, authorities detain suspects: report
Multiple people were wounded in a shooting at Haywood Mall in Greenville, South Carolina, with at least two hospitalized. Authorities have detained multiple suspects, but several agencies have not yet commented on the incident.
- What the 10 fastest-shrinking cities say about America
Over 600 U.S. cities with 20,000+ residents lost population between 2020 and 2025, with Big Spring, Texas, experiencing the steepest 15.3% decline. Shrinking cities face poverty, aging infrastructure, and limited job growth, often in majority-Black Southern communities or legacy industrial Midwest towns.
- Tennessee Woman Pleads Guilty to Charges Related to Creation and Distribution of Videos Depicting Monkey Torture and Mutilation
Katrina Favret from Greenville, Tennessee pleaded guilty to charges related to creating and distributing videos depicting extreme violence and sexual abuse against monkeys. She was involved with online groups engaged in animal cruelty and exploitation.