A bomb threat caused a stretch of Interstate 85 to shut down in Greenville County, South Carolina, Thursday. Here is what we know about the situation: Short recap from South Carolina Department of Public Safety: Full timeline: The South Carolina Department of Transportation reported an incident at exit 44 to Whitehorse Road on I-85 around 4 p.

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.

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.

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 S.C. Department of Public Safety said that no explosive devices were located in a tractor-trailer after the threat shut down part of Interstate 85 on Thursday, June 2, 2025.

The individual in custody for a bomb threat on I-85 in Greenville County has been identified by the South Carolina Department of Public Safety.According to the

"Additional updates will be coming from SCDPS regarding today’s incident and subsequent arrest of the driver." The GCSO's SWAT and bomb team investigated the scene, which started Thursday afternoon and ended after 7 p.

Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill said Matthew Livelsberger, a 37-year-old Green Beret, likely planned a more damaging attack but the steel-sided vehicle absorbed much of the force from the crudely built explosive.