Rey Llerena

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South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed into law a bill that makes changes to tort reform and liquor liability for bars and restaurants. South Carolina Bar and Tavern Association Executive Director Christopher Smith said the changes are a long time coming. "We've been fighting for reforms for the past couple of years, and now, we're actually seeing something happen," Smith said. "There's some good things in the bill.

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The city of Greenville says it is looking to reimagine the future of one of its busiest roads as part of a new study that will be funded as part of its upcoming budget. Council Member Wil Brasington said Pleasantburg Drive will be the city's highest priority road for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. "This study would roughly start at Cherrydale and run the entire four-plus miles of Pleasantburg Drive as it goes through the city," Brasington said.

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The Runway Cafe has closed its doors after serving a variety of food for 15 years at the Greenville Downtown Airport. Employees said they were tearing up as they pushed through the final lunch service in the cafe's history Monday. "It hurts a little bit," owner Lem Winesett said. "There's probably a little bitterness there for sure. I mean, we're human, but at the end of the day, we did everything we could to stay. We did our best. We have the support of the community. The community loves us.

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“Aquí Para Ti” es un segmento semanal que proporcionará noticias locales importantes para las familias de hispana hablantes en las Carolinas y Georgia. Rey Llerena de WYFF News 4 ofrecerá información necesaria que puede afectar la vida diaria, como actualizaciones de salud e historias sobre legislación, y eventos en la communidad.

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Work continues to clean up Lake Lure nearly eight months after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of western North Carolina. Crews could be seen removing sediment and debris from the lake on Thursday. Mayor Carol Pritchett said more than 1 million cubic yards of debris have been removed so far. "There's a lot of vegetative debris that was down there," she said. "They found some vehicles that were submerged. It's very difficult.