Rashad Williams

1 week ago | wyff4.com | Rashad Williams

A cross, surrounded by flowers and other items, now sits right at the intersection of Greenpond Road and Simmons Road in Gray Court. Troopers said it's the intersection where 17-year-old Tyler Bishop was hit and killed Wednesday night while trying to turn left onto Greenpond Road from Simmons Road.On Friday, troopers confirmed Barrett Hastings Power was charged in the crash with felony driving under the influence, resulting in death.

2 weeks ago | wyff4.com | Rashad Williams

Back in December 2024, WYFF News 4's Rashad Williams spoke exclusively with Julia Lyons, the mother of a 7-year-old who was shot and left with life-threatening injuries earlier in October of the same year.Fast forward to April 2025; Lyons said her son, Jai'den Ferrell, is doing his best to be a kid again while continuing to fight back to a sense of normalcy one day at a time.“He’s been able to walk, which they thought that he was not going to be able to walk," Lyons said.

2 weeks ago | wyff4.com | Rashad Williams

The Greenville Drive celebrated their 20th season today during the kickoff to opening weekend, with owner Craig Brown receiving the state's highest honor.South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster joined the celebration to present Brown with the Order of the Palmetto. McMaster said Brown received many nominations and exceeded all qualifications for the honor.

2 months ago | wyff4.com | Rashad Williams

WYFF News 4's Nigel Robertson has spent more than two decades at WYFF and recently shared his cancer journey after a diagnosis in 2024. Throughout his time in the field or behind the desk, Nigel has told stories of immense impact, been a part of unforgettable world events, and interviewed several prominent figures in American culture. However, all of these accomplished milestones pale in comparison to a story Nigel has now become the subject of: his very own battle against prostate cancer.

Jan 16, 2025 | wyff4.com | Rashad Williams

A Lander University student suddenly died on Saturday at the age of 20. According to his family, Benjamin Osei was a junior at Lander University in Greenwood and was set to graduate in the spring of 2026. Osei's family said he died suddenly on Saturday after he was taken to the hospital when he became ill but had no prior signs or symptoms of sickness. "It was very, super, super devastating," Osei's brother David said.