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A young white shark, over 10-feet-long, washed ashore in North Myrtle Beach Monday night.

Bears have returned to The Farm neighborhood in Carolina Forest.

According to the Myrtle Beach Police Department, a written note threatened to “Blow up the School.”

Two Horry County Schools educators are out on bond after warrants claim a teacher abused several students, and the principal failed to report the allegations.

For the first time we’re hearing the moments the girlfriend of Brittanee Drexel’s killer told investigators she thought her boyfriend had something to do with the teen’s disappearance.

South Carolina is again issuing a curfew and directive for registered sex offenders this Halloween.

It took crews about two hours to get the boat loose and back out into the waters.

According to Myrtle Beach Police Department spokesperson, MCpl Tom Vest, the original plan was to remove the boat Monday at high tide.

The man arrested in connection with the shooting of Alex Murdaugh will face a bond revocation hearing Thursday.

A young swan covered in cooking oil at a Myrtle Beach campsite was rescued by staff and volunteers Tuesday morning.

Several South Carolinians are being monitored after having flight contact with a person who tested positive for monkeypox in the UK, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced on Tuesday.

5-year-old girl reported missing in Georgetown County

A teen rescued last week after having trouble in the water at a South Carolina beach has died.

One of the surfers rescued by Myrtle Beach first responders on April 15 has died from drowning complications, the Horry County Coroner said.

“I have been calling for this type of reform for years.”

One district in China ordered the killing of all indoor pets of COVID-19 patients.

GOP candidate Mike Reichenbach won the special election Tuesday night to fill the state District 31 Senate seat previously held by the late Sen. Hugh Leatherman.

The legislation will split the organization into two new agencies, which are the Department of Behavioral & Public Health and the Department of Environmental Services.

Twenty-one states filed an amicus brief supporting South Carolina’s Fetal Heartbeat Law.