Katherine Phillips

Improvements are finally coming to one of the most dangerous intersections in Horry County.

A spokesperson for Horry County said they now hope for the fire station to be open in Oct. 2021.

It’s the first step in the long process of revitalizing downtown.

Officials said Swans passed away after a lengthy illness.

After uncertainty over if fans would be allowed at games this season, students at Coastal Carolina are ready for the Chanticleer’s home opener.

Recent data from the state agency shows drops in cases are more distinct in municipalities where mask mandates are in effect.

The ongoing battle over hospitality fees continues after a judge failed to sign off on a proposed settlement agreement between Myrtle Beach and Horry County.

On Tuesday, the Horry County Council will vote on a mask ordinance for the third time.

Due to COVID-19, more variables are making it harder for those in the hospitality industry to feel confident going into the upcoming season.

Looking down and waving to the drivers rushing through their Friday morning commute on Highway 17, Elliana Fetsko is reminded of Sept. 11, 2001.

A man in the Bellgrove neighborhood in Carolina Forest said he was shocked when he saw what his home security camera caught on video.

President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday a 10-year moratorium on offshore drilling off the coast of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.

Administrators with Coastal Carolina University on Friday morning released the latest data on confirmed COVID-19 cases on campus.

Myrtle Beach City Council held a special meeting and workshop Thursday morning ahead of the busy holiday weekend.

In a video released by HCS, Cox said the virtual program will not be just like the distance learning every student went through this spring.

After nearly a week of grieving, friends and family of Laura Ashley Anderson gathered for a private memorial service at the First Baptist Church in Georgetown on Sunday afternoon.

The drive comes just before Horry County Schools' decision on how classes will be taught starting Sept. 8.

As Labor Day approaches, those in the hospitality industry prepare for the offseason to officially begin.

Firefighters from across South Carolina are already heading down to Louisiana to help with recovery efforts from Hurricane Laura.

While much of the economy is beginning to reopen, officials say there are industries where employers still aren’t hiring.

Coastal Carolina University shared new data Friday morning on confirmed coronavirus cases on campus.

Horry County is one of the fastest-growing areas in the state, and to help serve the area, plans are in the works to build a new water main to serve northern parts of the Grand Strand.

The state Department of Education now says masks can be removed in certain classroom settings.

After 62 years, the track is holding its final event ahead of a rezoning hearing next week.

Leaders with the Department of Health and Environmental Control and Tidelands Health said the demand for testing just isn’t there.

When students in Horry County get back in the classroom a new item will be on the students’ school supply list: a mask.

To make the process of moving in and starting classes less nerve-wracking for parents and students, CCU put some changes in place.

The city is working through a one-year trial of the program, aimed at improving safety and cleanliness downtown.

Coastal Carolina University is planning to set up a separate off-campus housing facility for any student living in campus housing who tests positive for COVID-19.

One family staying in Garden City said the night that Isaias blew through the Grand Strand was the scariest moment of their lives.