Gordon Dill

South Carolina

News Anchor and Reporter at WSPA-TV (Spartanburg, SC)

News Anchor and Reporter at WYCW 62 (Spartanburg, SC)

Reporter and 6,7,10 and 11pm news anchor at WSPA-TV. Rarely use social media. If you need me…just call.

Articles

Lawsuit accuses Upstate school of ignoring bullying, leading to suicide attempt

Nov 22, 2024 | wspa.com | Robert Cox |Gordon Dill
Why is Susan Smith eligible for parole?

Oct 25, 2024 | wkrn.com | Gordon Dill

(WSPA) – Susan Smith, convicted of murdering her two children in 1994, has served 30 years of a life sentence in a South Carolina prison. Now, she’s eligible for parole. 7NEWS sought expert answers about how the convicted killer became eligible for release, how that process will work and how likely it is that the state’s parole board will grant her release. Why is she eligible for parole? This is the easiest question to answer.
Why is the South Carolina mother who drowned her sons eligible for parole?

Oct 24, 2024 | myfox8.com | Gordon Dill

(WSPA) — Susan Smith, convicted of murdering her two children in 1994, has served 30 years of a life sentence in a South Carolina prison. Now, she’s eligible for parole. 7NEWS sought expert answers about how the convicted killer became eligible for release, how that process will work and how likely it is that the state’s parole board will grant her release. Why is she eligible for parole? This is the easiest question to answer.
Why is Susan Smith eligible for parole?

Oct 24, 2024 | wspa.com | Gordon Dill

David and Susan Smith arrive at the Union County Sheriff’s office in Union, S.C., Thursday, Oct. 27 … David and Susan Smith arrive at the Union County Sheriff’s office in Union, S.C., Thursday, Oct. 27, 1994. Susan Smith said their children were kidnapped Tuesday night after a carjacker took her car at gun point and told her to get out, but would not release her children.
Why is Susan Smith eligible for parole?

Oct 24, 2024 | yahoo.com | Gordon Dill

(WSPA) – Susan Smith, convicted of murdering her two children in 1994, has served 30 years of a life sentence in a South Carolina prison. Now, she’s eligible for parole. 7NEWS sought expert answers about how the convicted killer became eligible for release, how that process will work and how likely it is that the state’s parole board will grant her release. Why is she eligible for parole? This is the easiest question to answer.
Empowered as deputies with a fraction of the training

Feb 22, 2024 | wspa.com | Gordon Dill

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – The first officer-involved shooting in South Carolina this year happened on the first day of the year on the campus of Spartanburg Methodist College. In that case, the “officer involved” was not a cop.
Election directors struggle to gain public trust

Oct 4, 2023 | wspa.com | Gordon Dill

(WSPA) – The November election will likely be a low-turnout affair, but the stakes are still high for the women and men who run the election itself. In fact, many of them are relatively new to the job because in the last two years, a combination of stress, abuse, and harassment have driven many county officials out. Three years ago, Dr. Amy Sams started her new career almost entirely by accident.
Off-year elections: Big issues, low turnout

Sep 27, 2023 | wspa.com | Gordon Dill

(WSPA) – Unlike the Presidential campaigns that dominate the headlines and pack the polls, this November voters will focus on the most local races like mayors, school boards, and a direct referendum on taxes. The issues are important, but quiet. It takes extra time to figure out who, or what, is on each 2023 ballot. In some cases, the answer is literally, “nothing.”In Greenville County alone there are about 50 to 60,000 people with absolutely no races on the November ballot.