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Just as MyrtleBeachSC news reported the relatively few shark bites in Summer 2022, two people were bitten by sharks Monday in Myrtle Beach, according...

Locals see it time and again. After investing heavily and working diligently, those weeds and brown patches simply reappear. This leads to a...

In this VIDEO Special Report of Residents First, Journalist Paul Gable connects the dots. From Oak Street in Myrtle Beach, throughout SC,...

In this episode of Residents First, MyrtleBeachSC News takes a look at one woman's treatment by the S.C. Family Court system. We are joined by...

In this episode, MyrtleBeachSC News takes a deep dive into what happens when a city government decides to go into private business. Issue at point...

MyrtleBeachSC News does a deep dive into all things Horry County Development with Katrina Morrison. Flooding, lack of highway infrastructure, poor planning, overdevelopment, and developing...

As we reported in June, a barricade was placed at the end of a private road in Deerfield Plantation. This barricade kept all...

There was something obviously very different about one of the lobsters shipped to a Red Lobster® restaurant in Hollywood, Florida. Employees at the restaurant immediately noticed...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is announcing a 6-month extension to finalize its proposal to delist the ivory-billed woodpecker due to extinction. The...

At 12:30 a.m. July 4th, a Myrtle Beach sanitation truck was burnt to a crisp without explanation say city employees. A Myrtle...