Murrells Inlet News

A man already waiting on the death penalty is on trial again in Conway. Jury selection began Monday for Stephen Stanko's second murder trial.

Two people have been taken to the hospital following a head-on collision on US-17 Bypass in Murrells Inlet Monday afternoon.

The hit television game show Wheel of Fortune, aired during the week on WBTW, is holding auditions in Myrtle Beach this weekend and thousands of people came out to the Coastal Grand Mall on Saturday to tryout.

A man has died as a result of a house fire this morning in North Myrtle Beach, authorities said.

Food banks and soup kitchens are stocking their shelves in preparation for a busy holiday season.

Gov. Mark Sanford didna t make any political promises about the remainder of his term when he addressed the Murrells Inlet Rotary Club on Tuesday.

Two South Carolina aviation companies say they are entering into a joint venture that will mean 50 new jobs for the Myrtle Beach area.

Murrells Inlet Rotary members and guests welcomed S.C. Governor Mark Sanford Tuesday during the club's regular meeting.

A Conway woman was arrested after she allegedly kicked her two young children out of their car in the pouring rain because they ate a biscuit.

Twenty-five employees cried when they learned Lands End Restaurant is closing after delivering seafood and Southern cooking for about 30 years.

The Murrells Inlet MarshWalk is hosting Halloween contests for the kids and adults on Saturday.

Hector Garcia Alvarez was born in Mexico, but having grown up in the United States as a legal resident, he said he's always thought of himself as an American.

An opportunity to talk one-on-one with four of the five Republican candidates for governor made invitations to a GOP fund-raiser last week a hot ticket.

Members of a Murrells Inlet group say they are opposed to a road that would lead more people through their neighborhood.

Police arrested two men Saturday for allegedly attempting to break into a parked cruiser behind the Barnstable police station.

A group of motorcycle riders revved up their engines for a good cause. Money was raised for women in need of mammograms through the Ride for a Cure, a 200-mile bike ride across the Grand Strand.

It was an ordinary day for Mary Tester's class. They picked out a pumpkin, did a little cleaning, ate lunch and shopped.

A request for proposals to provide ferry service to Sandy Island received only one response and officials wona t know if ita s one theya ll accept until they know how much money is available for the service.

U.S. First Congressional District candidate Carroll "Tumpy" Campbell III said he's seen recent national failures in the Republican Party.

The following reports were collected from local law enforcement offices: Deputies were asked to intervene in a dispute between neighbors on Rybolt Drive in Pawleys Island.