Katherine Phillips

Over a conference call streamed via Facebook Live, the Myrtle Beach City Council unanimously voted in favor of passing a temporary order to provide some relief to the city’s business community.

After a 24-hour notice, any business still open and considered non-essential had until 5 p.m. Wednesday to close their doors.

Recently laid-off workers still feel as if they’re alone when it comes to the unemployment process.

A Myrtle Beach couple living abroad in Spain find themselves quarantined inside their apartment as coronavirus cases increase across the globe.

Twelve 33 Distillery in Little River hosted a different kind of BYOB event Saturday afternoon. They were distributing hand sanitizer. And all you had to do was bring your own bottle.

Doctors want to continue to urge people of all ages, not just older Americans, to practice social distancing.

Addiction recovery groups, who usually rely on churches or other meeting spaces to meet, are getting pushed out as those buildings close.

Pickup for digital devices for students enrolled in Horry County Schools began Wednesday morning.

Horry County Schools announced the times and locations for students to pick up free meals while schools are closed due to the coronavirus threat.

A mother in Longs is grieving the loss of not just one son, but two after a weekend shooting took both of their lives.

Recent developments in the Baby Boy Horry case has South Carolina’s Department of Social Services reminding people about what’s known as Daniel’s Law.

The arrest in the “Baby Boy Horry” case marks the third cold case in less than a month in Horry County where major breaks in the case were made.

Days after a gun was found on a student at St. James High School, parents are still asking questions about how it got through the door.

A lot of the political attention on South Carolina has revolved around the fact that the state is the first contest that hinges on the African-American vote.

A prayer vigil was held Sunday night for a Grand Strand high school student seriously injured in a car wreck last week.

Revitalization, parking, and development have been hot topics for local leaders for years. But one factor might have been left out of those conversations.

Expensive upgrades are in the works for The Wizard, The Witch and the Man o War golf courses in the Carolina Forest area of Horry County after an initial rezoning proposal in 2019 caused major backlash from community members.

One Horry County councilman said this week’s road closures is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to flooding issues.

Family members of missing 61-year-old Horry County woman Marianne Marsh were planning to conduct a search Thursday morning for her in the Conway area.

One local organization focuses on pressuring Horry County Council and Horry County Government as a whole to think of flooding as a priority.

The news of what happened to 6-year-old Faye Swetlik was hard on many South Carolinians, with some parents saying it’s a reality check.

After a long 24 years, the city of North Myrtle Beach’s lone cold case, finally has a suspect.

It’s been known as the gun show loophole, allowing people to buy a firearm at a gun show like the one this weekend in Myrtle Beach without a background check.

It’s a sound homeowner Christine Griffith says she hears all too often. Gunshots.

Several homes in North Myrtle Beach sustained damage in Thursday night’s storm.

A $500,000 grant will be coming to the Grand Strand to help the city of Myrtle Beach fight the ongoing opioid crisis.

Not even in high school yet but eighth-grade students from around the state got a glimpse into possible career paths.

The Myrtle Beach Fire Department is now using virtual reality as a way to better educate the community on what it’s like to be a firefighter.

An accurate count of the census could help bring more businesses and new industries to the Grand Strand.

Myrtle Beach’s downtown could soon look and feel more like Wilmington, Columbia or Raleigh.