The Conway man accused of starting a fire near his home that eventually led to one of the largest wildfires in South Carolina history pleaded guilty today, but did not take responsibility for the wild

Congressman Henry Brown honored six first responders to the April wildfire in Barefoot Resort that destroyed more than 75 homes.

In response to the April wildfires, a permanent "burning ban" has been put in place by the City of North Myrtle Beach.

Leaders of North Myrtle Beach where homes were destroyed by a wildfire earlier this year are taking steps to prevent such a tragedy from happening again

In a phone call recorded on a dashboard camera on April 23rd, 2009, between North Myrtle Beach police Sgt. Jeff Senter and another person, Senter blames some of North Myrtle Beach's leaders for doing

Though eight weeks have passed since the wildfires, dash cam videos and 911 calls show Barefoot residents might not have gotten the entire story from public officials about how they evacuated the reso

South Carolina Broadcasters Association attorney Jay Bender talks to News 13's Robert Kittle in Columbia.

New information obtained by a Barefoot resident, former private investigator Mike Ragusa, and News 13, shows how the evacuation of Barefoot residents was handled during the morning of the North Myrtle

Smoke lingers in Horry County, and likely will all summer.

Husband and wife Douglas and Debby Green spent their nights in hotels, shelters and at in-laws with their son Parker since they lost their home to wildfires that broke out on Wednesday. But on Sunday

While the massive fire in Horry County is close to being contained, more than 70 homes were destroyed in the blaze leaving families displaced and missing the bare necessities of life.