A pathway from Murrells Inlet to the Intracoastal Waterway is closer to being complete.

An outstanding student at Conway High School is involved in almost every leadership club at school.

Those who like to walk, run or ride a bike in Murrells Inlet will soon have a new path to the Intracoastal Waterway.

Did you lose power Friday night in Surfside Beach? Well, you weren’t alone.

We begin this week’s Restaurant Scorecard with Denny’s at 1200 U.S. 17 North in Surfside Beach.

Nearly 70 years after his death in the Korean War, a Dillon soldier was finally laid to rest in the Pee Dee.

Two Horry County firefighters/EMTs went above and beyond to make sure a patient had proper clothes to wear.

A Pee Dee man killed during the Korean War has been returned home for burial almost 70 years after his death.

Before the upscale shopping, beach stores and traffic, there were a few shops and only two grocery stores the Orr siblings remember.

An effort to reduce single-use plastic bags in Horry County is facing obstacles.

The Academy for the Arts, Science, and Technology is where junior Jenna Monroe feels like she can grow her passion for science and art.

It’s been a month since students returned to the classroom, and for many, heading back to school can create an unsettling feeling of not knowing when their next meal is, or if they have enough supplies to last all year.

A ribbon-cutting was held Monday for the new Conway Medical Center Cancer Center.

“We’re hoping to open October 10 with ten theaters,” said Ken Taylor, who worked for the theater under Frank’s leadership and has returned under the new owner.

Inspectors with the Department of Health and Environmental Control discovered a variety of violations at restaurants in Horry County.

The city of Conway hopes to plant more than 1,000 trees as part of a flood mitigation effort.

Big Air Trampoline Park is set to open its third South Carolina location in Myrtle Beach.

Georgetown County deputies are asking for the public’s help in a theft case.

Socastee Elementary School fifth grader Aabir Ait Hammou has high hopes as a young girl.

The city of Conway is moving forward with plans to rebuild their riverfront playground that was destroyed by flooding from Hurricane Florence.

They claim their tuna is wicked but is it properly cooled? We begin this week’s Restaurant Scorecard with the Wicked Tuna Rooftop Bar and Grill in North Myrtle Beach.

A Myrtle Beach area restaurant is donating 100 percent of its revenue from Wednesday dinner sales to Bahamas relief efforts following the destruction caused by Hurricane Dorian.

A historic two-story building has been renovated to be one of Marion’s newest businesses off Main Street.

From sunrise to sunset, people throughout the Grand Strand stood firm on the promises that “We Will Never Forget” the events of 9/11.

The city of Myrtle Beach held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday morning to celebrate Phase Two of Savannah’s Playground.

The manager of Second Avenue Pier in Myrtle Beach came to the rescue of a shark after it became tangled up in a fisherman’s cast net.

From the football field, to the court, to the classroom, one Conway High School sophomore is a star.

One “cub reporter” in Hartsville was busy covering her own Jeep Watch … a Little Tikes Jeep Watch to be exact!

The Waffle House Index is something we all hear about when a hurricane is on the way.

A Myrtle Beach business specializing in screen-printed shirts and other apparel is doing its part to assist the Bahamas after the destruction left behind by Hurricane Dorian.

The famous occupants of Goat Island at the Murrells Inlet Marshwalk are taking shelter before Hurricane Dorian gets too close to the coast.

A love for art and a hope to inspire others through her artwork is how one high school senior describes herself.

Surfside Beach K9 Biko is heading for retirement.

Inspectors with the Department of Health and Environmental Control uncovered several violations at restaurants in Horry County.

Two energetic brothers, separated in South Carolina’s foster care system, are looking for a chance to live under the same roof with their forever family.

People helping to build and donate a new mortgage-free home for a Marine injured in Afghanistan wrote “notes of love” for him.

Here’s a few things you should know about vehicle and property insurance for college students.

The Arts and Innovation District in Myrtle Beach is a step closer to having its first new business.

The CARE House of the Pee Dee welcomed a new source of comfort to help victims of child abuse.

It’s the start of a new school year and that means WMBF News is highlighting student success across the area.

Plans for a proposed housing development on the Possum Trot Golf Course in North Myrtle Beach have officially been nixed.

Work continues to get an inclusive playground at a Conway park ready for the public to enjoy.

It was an emotional evening for family and friends of Jonathan Mayzak, the professional motocross rider who died after being struck by an alleged impaired driver while competing in New York two weeks ago.

The Wahine Classic is back for another year of women’s surfing, and day 1 is complete.

We begin this week’s Restaurant Scorecard with New China Buffet doing business as Lucky Cho at 1700 Highway 17 North in Surfside Beach.

This week, two meetings were held to discuss bringing more than 1,000 homes to Horry County and those in attendance were in opposition of this happening.

There’s been a huge outpouring of support for the retired U.S. Marine, not only from fellow veterans but complete strangers.

The nonprofit organization only has enough funding to continue serving meals through mid-September.

The Myrtle Beach Fire Department showed their gratitude to two Grand Strand businesses for helping their water rescue crews.

Breaking news: there are sharks in the ocean!

Monday was the first day of school for students across Horry County, and there was a lot on their minds.

The city of Myrtle Beach is one step closer to bringing a surf park to the community.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before - community leaders deciding whether or not to approve another mixed-use development along the Grand Strand.

Family and friends gathered Saturday for a ceremony honoring the legacy of an Florence County Sheriff’s deputy killed in the line of duty.

23% of parents polled said they have paid children to get off their screens.

WVOE is the first black owned and operated radio station east of the Mississippi River. The business in Chadbourn has seen its airwaves go to locals for 57 years, but that might soon end.

A popular bar and restaurant in Murrells Inlet will be closing its doors after last call on Friday.

We begin this week’s Restaurant Scorecard with Loco Gecko at 805 S. Ocean Blvd., in Myrtle Beach.