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Ana Montana, the girlfriend of NBA star LaMelo Ball, has been arrested on felony drug charges in North Carolina, according to Fox News. The news has drawn attention because of her high-profile relationship with the Charlotte Hornets guard. Details about the specific charges and circumstances of the arrest have not yet been made public.
- 2LaMelo Ball's girlfriend Ana Montana arrested on felony drug charges▼Ana Montana, girlfriend to NBA star LaMelo Ball, arrested on felony drug charges in North Carolina
Ana Montana, the girlfriend of Charlotte Hornets NBA star LaMelo Ball, was arrested in North Carolina on felony drug charges, according to a Fox News report. The report did not provide further details about the specific charges, circumstances of the arrest or whether she remains in custody. It has drawn attention because of her high-profile relationship with the point guard.
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FOX Carolina News reports that Heartland Sports was featured on The Breakfast Show. The segment aired on the station's morning programme, covering the day's sports headlines for its local audience.
- 4Clemson's Mackenzie Nelson sits down for one-on-one interview●Clemson's Mackenzie Nelson talks 1-on-1 with Palmetto Sports Reporter Ella Grogan
Clemson athlete Mackenzie Nelson gave a one-on-one interview with Palmetto Sports Reporter Ella Grogan, in a segment aired by FOX Carolina News. The conversation covered Nelson's role with the Clemson program, though details of what was discussed have not been widely circulated. The interview is drawing local attention among Clemson fans following its broadcast.
- 5New restaurant brings Chicago-style food to Greenville●New restaurant brings authentic Chicago eats to Greenville
A new restaurant has opened in Greenville serving authentic Chicago-style food, according to local reporting by FOX Carolina. The opening gives residents a taste of Chicago classics without leaving South Carolina. Details about the restaurant's name, menu, or owners were not provided in the coverage.
- 6Tourism brings more than $470 million to Greenville economy, report says▼New report: Tourism pumps more than $470M into Greenville economy
A new report found that tourism generates more than $470 million for Greenville's economy. The figures, reported by local outlet FOX Carolina, underline how significant visitor spending has become for the South Carolina city's hotels, restaurants and attractions. The release of the report is drawing local attention to tourism's role in the region's economic growth.
- 7Sports Extra: Wild Catches, Nearly 100 Points, and Honoring Troops▼Sports Extra: Wild Catches, Nearly 100 Points, and Honoring our Troops
Fox Carolina's Sports Extra segment highlighted standout plays described as wild catches, a game with nearly 100 points scored, and a tribute honoring military service members. The roundup mixes high-scoring football action with a nod to the troops, the station said.
- 8L.L. Bean joins $1 billion County Square project in Greenville▼$1 billion County Square project in Greenville adds L.L. Bean to retail roster
L.L. Bean is the latest retailer added to Greenville County's $1 billion County Square redevelopment in South Carolina. The outdoor apparel brand joins the roster of tenants for the large downtown Greenville project, which is transforming the former county government campus into a mixed-use development. Local outlet FOX Carolina reported the announcement, drawing attention from residents following the development's progress.
- 9Carolina Hurricanes games coming to Palmetto Sports network▼Carolina Hurricanes games come to Palmetto Sports & Entertainment Network!
The Carolina Hurricanes' games will be broadcast on the Palmetto Sports & Entertainment Network, expanding the NHL team's reach to viewers in the Carolinas and Georgia region. FOX Carolina reported the announcement, though specific details about which games will air and when broadcasts begin were not immediately provided.
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A golf tournament named in memory of Tucker Hipps is being covered by FOX Carolina News. Hipps was a Clemson University student who died in 2014, and his name has remained tied to the fraternity hazing case that followed. The event appears to honor his memory, though details about the tournament itself are limited to the announcement.
- 11Pickleball social club opens in Greenville▼Pickleball social club in Greenville combines fitness and community
A new pickleball social club in Greenville is pairing the fast-growing sport with community building, offering residents a way to stay active and meet people. Local outlets including FOX Carolina News and WCAX are covering the club's mix of fitness and social events as part of the broader boom in pickleball participation across the United States.
- 12Fall for Greenville 2026 announces food and music lineup▼Fall for Greenville 2026: Food, music lineup and what to know
Fall for Greenville, the annual downtown festival in Greenville, South Carolina, is preparing for its 2026 edition, with organizers highlighting the food vendors and music lineup attendees can expect. Local outlet FOX Carolina News has published a guide covering what visitors need to know about the event, which typically draws large crowds for three days of food, drinks and live performances across multiple stages.
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The former owner of the Trap Church has been arrested, according to FOX Carolina News. Details of the charges, the person's identity, and the circumstances of the arrest have not yet been made public. The church, which drew attention for its unconventional name and outreach approach, has previously been the subject of local coverage in the Carolinas.
- 14Greenville Country Music Fest reveals spring dates▼Greenville Country Music Fest announces spring dates
The Greenville Country Music Fest has announced its spring dates, with regional news outlets including FOX Carolina News, WCAX and AZ Family carrying the announcement. Details on the lineup and ticket sales have not been widely reported yet, but festival organizers are expected to share more information as the spring event approaches.