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Miguel – Sky Walker (Official Video) ft. Travis Scott

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Tom Walker – Fly Away With Me (Official Video)

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Tom Walker – Better Half of Me (Official Video)

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City of Greenville to hold open house on Augusta Street safety
on June 18, 2021 at 2:55 am
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - Augusta Street in Greenville could see some changes in the near future to improve safety. This comes <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/officers-suspect-arrested-after-a-deadly-hit-and-run-in-greenville/article_b2fea986-c0a7-11eb-adde-0f7257af43cd.html" target="_blank">just weeks</a> after Brittany Lawson and her dog were killed in a hit-and-run while walking along that road. Many who live and work in the area have long voiced concerns about the safety of Augusta Street, which we learned over 20,000 vehicles use each day. "This is an opportunity to do a comprehensive review and really show all of our citizens of Greenville that safety and mobility are in fact a top priority," said City of Greenville Director of Communications and Neighborhood Relations Beth Brotherton. We stopped by a local business, The Barkery Bistro, off Augusta Street. Some of its employees tell us they're happy to hear the city is looking at ways to improve safety. "I do think that it's needed because there are just so many people speeding and so many people going in so many different directions," said Shannon Bowers. We <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/calls-to-make-augusta-street-safer-grow-following-deadly-hit-and-run/article_9f16fc92-c288-11eb-8673-c3ad9576c266.html" target="_blank">first reported</a> at the beginning of June that city of Greenville engineers and SCDOT engineers were meeting to come up with ways to improve safety for everyone along the road. We're told those meetings have been productive. "These are some of the best minds who are up to date on traffic solutions and they've made a list of about 6 or 7 things that they would recommend to the community as possible solutions," explained Brotherton. We found out what some of those options could be, ranging from Enhanced Signal Traffic Control, widening sidewalks, lane reductions, and more. We've learned an open house will be held on June 29 from 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. at Westminster Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, that address is 2310 Augusta Street Greenville, SC 29602. The purpose of that informational open house is for SCDOT and State Representatives, along with city of Greenville officials, to give neighbors an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback on potential solutions that have been brainstormed that could help improve traffic and pedestrian safety on Augusta Street. "We wouldn't have gathered a public meeting this quickly with all of the key players including state representatives and the mayor were this not something that is very important to the city and all of city council," said Brotherton.
Catholic foster care agency wins Supreme Court verdict
on June 18, 2021 at 2:50 am
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's another victory for religious groups at the Supreme Court. The justices have unanimously sided with a Catholic foster care agency that says its religious views prevent it from working with same-sex couples. The court says the city of Philadelphia wrongly limited its relationship with the Catholic Social Services as a result of the group's policy. The ruling is specific to the facts of the case, and the court has sidestepped bigger questions about how to balance religious freedom and anti-discrimination laws. Instead, the outcome has turned on the language in the city’s foster care contract. Three conservative justices would have gone much further, and LGBTQ groups say they're relieved that the decision was limited.
GCSO: Searching for missing woman who suffers from dementia
on June 18, 2021 at 2:13 am
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX CAROLINA) - The Greenville County Sheriff's Office says they are searching for a missing endangered person who reportedly suffers from dementia. Deputies say Brenda Crawford was last seen at 27 Tievoli Drive in Travelers Rest around 8:20 p.m. tonight. Crawford is wearing a red shirt with red pants and black glasses. If anyone sees her call 911 immediately.