Ale Espinosa

The Myrtle Beach Police Department and the city are expanding their efforts to crack down on nuisance neighborhoods where crime has become an issue.

Local and state groups are expanding resources and research into infant mortality after Horry County received a failing grade.

Crews held a clean-up event Monday in the Ramsey Acres neighborhood.

A controversial social media post about voting stickers is stirring up controversy ahead of Election Day.

North Myrtle Beach police working to set up Real-Time Crime Unit (WMBF) By Ale Espinosa Published: Nov. 9, 2024 at 12:18 AM GMT+1

A recently filed lawsuit centered around the Georgetown County School District, claims 13-year-old student endured months of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of his teammates on the Waccamaw Boys Cross Country Team in 2023. His parents claim the school district, ex-coach, and current Waccamaw High School principal knew about it and tried to sweep it under the rug.

A concerned Horry County mother’s request to remove a book series showing violence in classrooms has been approved.

Several homeowners have received an email from Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority throughout the week asking people to complete a survey.

An 81-year-old woman is recovering at home after being hit by a car leaving the post office in Surfside Beach

The city’s planning commission unanimously approved a motion on Tuesday to create a district where long-term rental use won’t be allowed.