Nate Stanley is a Reporter at WYFF News 4. With a background in local news and sports, he covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, while also addressing regional interests and world affairs. Nate has been featured in various outlets including WFMY-TV, CAPE GAZETTE LTD, and KENS 5.
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Nate's coverage mainly focuses on local news, events, and politics within South Carolina. He emphasizes event coverage, government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news within the state.
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Friday's Jessica's Walk down Main Street in Greenville was a reminder of an ongoing health crisis, with information on overdoses and even a demonstration on Naloxone.
Foothills Fentanyl Fight hosted its annual candlelight vigil on Monday, honoring the lives lost to overdoses.
By: Nate Stanley
Greenville County leaders are pushing forward an audit to analyze how the county has spent and used resources.
After a lawsuit by the SEC to bar some former pro players from taking the field, experts and fans are weighing in.
Ahead of the Tigers' season opener, off-the-field drama is muddying the waters.
Fire officials say over 40 calls were run for service, and several homes and power lines were knocked down as a result of the storm.
By: Nate Stanley
Pickens County leaders heard from citizens Tuesday as the County Council considers changing how and where certain developments can occur.
A heated county council meeting in Spartanburg County erupted several times in discussions with experts and the public over data center developments.
As concerns grow over the use of Flock Safety cameras along public roadways, WYFF News 4 sat down with the company and asked about privacy and misuse.
Students, many of whom weren't born before 9/11, took time this week to remember the tragedy and reflect on military service.
