A driver was killed in an early-morning crash on Monday in Greenville County, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

A bomb threat has resulted in the closure of a major road in the Upstate Thursday evening, Governor Henry McMaster announced.Interstae 85 northbound and southb

Law enforcement officials in South Carolina have shut portions of Interstate 85 (I-85) in Greenville, S.C., in both directions due to an apparent bomb threat.

During the traffic stop near mile marker 44, the driver, a man from Illinois, indicated that there was an explosive device inside the commercial vehicle, according to the report. All six lanes of I-85 were subsequently shut down as the threat was investigated by the Greenville County Sheriff's Office, SLED, and the FBI.

The state Department of Public Safety have identified the 28-year-old man accused of making a bomb threat that shut down a portion of I-85 in Greenville County.

All six lanes of a section Interstate 85 in Greenville County were shut down for hours Thursday afternoon after a bomb threat in a tractor trailer truck. The truck’s driver was arrested and has been identified by the SC Department of Public Safety as Ahmad Jamal Khamees Alhendi,

South Carolina motorists were left stuck in gridlocked traffic after an 18-wheeler abruptly stopped on the highway. The driver allegedly got out and declared he had a bomb.

A suspect is in custody after a bomb threat forced a portion of Interstate 85 in South Carolina to be shut down Thursday afternoon.