Peyton Furtado

2 days ago | wyff4.com | Peyton Furtado

With the summertime heat comes more time outdoors, more time on the road, and more deer!This time of year, the deer population is at its highest in the Southeast according to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. If you've seen more deer and fawns, you're not alone. Connie Hall with Magnolia Fawn Rescue says they're closer to roads and homes than ever before. "So we had a huge increase in head trauma fawns, and I've got two right now with broken legs," she said. Why?

3 days ago | wyff4.com | Peyton Furtado

With temperatures on the rise, Prisma Health EMS has a new tool to help cool heatstroke victims faster. They're sharing with other first responders to save lives in Greenville County and beyond. "It's a large plastic device that allows us to put the patient in it and submerge them in water and ice," said Aaron Dix, Prisma Health EMS's administrator for mobile medicine.

1 week ago | wyff4.com | Peyton Furtado

Multiple fire crews are responding to a fire at a landfill in Haywood County. Firefighters from Buncombe County stations and Haywood County stations are fighting a fire on Incinerator Road near Canton. We're told by fire officials North Canton Fire Department is taking the lead, while several other departments assist. According to the Canton Fire Department, one of the assisting crews, the blaze is a large mulch fire. Driving through, fire crews say you may see a large column of smoke.

1 week ago | wyff4.com | Peyton Furtado

As missiles light up Israeli skies, the Jewish community in the Upstate is watching and hoping for a new future for the Middle East. Here in Greenville, Arielle Nakdimon supports her family in Israel from afar. "Thank goodness. They've all been safe. I mean, it's a scary time. You know, at night when they get multiple alerts to go into the bomb shelters and everything, and everything shakes in the booms and everything. But, I mean, that's also kind of a way of life in Israel," Nakdimon said.

1 week ago | wyff4.com | Peyton Furtado

While the conflict rages on between Israel and Iran, men and women in the Upstate with loved ones in Iran are looking on, worried for their family and home. We spoke with several people who live in the Upstate with family and friends in Iran. Like everyone, their first concern is for loved ones. "I've asked my family to leave the city," said one man, who wished to remain anonymous. "Given the fact that President Donald Trump asked for immediate evacuation of Tehran.