Jane Robelot

3 weeks ago | wyff4.com | Jane Robelot

OUTDOORS THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. THE LONGEST SERVING SOLICITOR OF THE 13TH CIRCUIT ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK HE WAS GOING TO RETIRE AND THIS FRIDAY WILL BE WALT WILKINS. LAST DAY, 51 YEAR OLD GOING INTO PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE WITH HIS FATHER, BILLY WILKINS, A FORMER 13TH CIRCUIT SOLICITOR AND FEDERAL JUDGE. THE TOP PROSECUTOR SAT DOWN WITH JANE ROBELOT AND REFLECTED ON THE FIRST TIME HE WAS IN THE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT AND HOW THAT TRAGEDY INFLUENCED HIS SERVICE.

1 month ago | wyff4.com | Jane Robelot

MAKING THE TRUMP TAX CUTS OF 2017 PERMANENT IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF SENATE REPUBLICANS. LAST WEEK, THE U.S. HOUSE PASSED THE ONE BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL ACT BY ONE VOTE, AND SOUTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMAN RALPH NORMAN WAS A LAST MINUTE HOLDOUT. BUT AFTER A SLEW OF LAST MINUTE CHANGES AND A MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT, HE VOTED IN FAVOR.

1 month ago | wcvb.com | Jane Robelot

Will Pearce is back home in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, with his wife and two children. He's lived in remarkable cities like New York, San Francisco and London, but Greenville is home for him and it's where he wanted his family to be, in case. Pearce has lived half of his life with brain cancer, but he's lived, not just stayed alive, but lived. It was his choice. Click on the story above to hear Will's story in his own words.

1 month ago | wyff4.com | Jane Robelot

SO MUCH OF WHAT MAKES GREENVILLE A THRIVING CITY CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE VISION AND THE LEADERSHIP OF MAX HELLER. AND NOW, THE LEGACY OF MAX AND TRUDY HELLER IS BEING CELEBRATED THROUGH HELLER HERITAGE ON THE GREEN. THE CULTURAL CORRIDOR OF GREENVILLE, HERITAGE GREEN, IS JUST BLOCKS OFF MAIN STREET ON COLLEGE STREET, BUT THIS $2.2 MILLION COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVE WILL ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCES AT THE CULTURAL SPACES FROM THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM THROUGH THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSEUM.

1 month ago | wyff4.com | Jane Robelot

Will Pearce is back home in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, with his wife and two children. He's lived in remarkable cities like New York, San Francisco and London, but Greenville is home for him and it's where he wanted his family to be, in case. Will has lived half of his life with brain cancer, but he's lived, not just stayed alive, but lived. It was his choice. Click on the story above to hear Will's story in his own words.