North Carolina health officials reported a total of 2,093 cases of coronavirus across 86 counties on Friday morning. There have also been 19 virus-related deaths, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS).
The South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association along with the Scofflaw Brewing Company has launched a relief fund to help those who work in the hospitality industry who have been affected by COVID-19.
Gov. Henry McMaster has directed to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to publicly disclose up-to-date numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases by zip code.
First responders are on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic every day, but if they wind up testing positive for the virus, some in South Carolina may have to use their own sick leave or vacation time if they have to go into quarantine.
League officials with the South Carolina High School League met via conference call Thursday, still working to salvage what remain of the 2020 spring sports regular season and playoffs.
When Bryson Frye was born, he entered the world to an audience of one, but he still got a long-distance welcome party, thanks to family friends who went to great heights!
Officials with the University of South Carolina announced Thursday that remote learning will be extended through the end of the Summer II semester, which is August 1 for the Columbia and Palmetto College campuses.
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.
The Myrtle Beach Spring Bike Rally that was scheduled for early May, has been rescheduled due to the coronavirus, according to Harley Davidson in Myrtle Beach.
Officials with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced there were over 1,500 cases of the coronavirus within the state.
The federal government has awarded Wilmington-based pharmaceutical company PPD $750,000 to research two antimalarial drugs being touted as a possible treatment for the novel coronavirus.
Former Florence County Sheriff’s Lieutenant Mark Edward Fuleihan was arrested Thursday for an Ethics Act bribery charge, according to the attorney general.
The Treasury announced in a reversal Wednesday, that Social Security beneficiaries who typically do not file a tax return will automatically receive the $1,200 payment.
The two trillion dollar Cares Act passed is bringing some relief to millions of Americans and for some it’s helping with government-backed mortgages with mortgage forbearance.
They’re the frontline workers, and LCMC says one of their nurses, Larrice Anderson died a hero. She died trying to save those suffering from coronavirus, ultimately contracting the virus herself.
Boeing notified its employees that it will offer a voluntary layoff plan to its employees as the aerospace industry begins adjusting to its “new reality.”
Over 9,600 people in Horry County filed for unemployment benefits for the week ending March 28, leading the number of claims in South Carolina, according to statistics released Thursday.
The city of Myrtle Beach will hold a special city council meeting Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. to receive an update on the coronavirus outbreak and discuss relief efforts.
The U.S. Department of Treasury announced that $349 billion in Small Business Administration loans will be available starting Friday, as many businesses struggle during the coronavirus outbreak.
The two-year-old child at the center of an Amber Alert has been found safe, but authorities are currently in an armed standoff with the suspect in Florida.
The South Carolina Department of Health is creating a database that will give first responders more information about the places and people they’re responding to during the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s a crucial time of the month for those already impacted financially by COVID-19. Thursday signals the start of a new payment cycle for rental, utility and mortgage payments for many around the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.
Parents of Horry County Schools students can now pick up meals without their children present as schools across South Carolina remain closed due to COVID-19.
More than 200 South Carolina municipalities are predicted to lose funding based on population decreases, according to the state's Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office.
