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A tropical system headed toward Myrtle Beach, SC. What are chances of a storm for area?
Myrtle Beach Sun News via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThere is a tropical system building off the coast of South Carolina that is expected to hit the...
5 Places To Travel This Summer That Are Like Florida, but Way Cheaper
GoBankingRates via AOL· 5 days agoFor some people, summer vacation means relaxing on beaches, participating in watersports, maybe even...
Hottest U.S. moving trends of 2024: Where the most Americans are headed
Yahoo Life via AOL· 4 days agoDaytona's beach culture, strong automotive history, and weather typical of Florida's Atlantic coast...
Jessica Dobson
FOX 35 Orlando· 10 hours agoIn that class, she helped forecast severe convective weather and essentially chase storms across the country. Jessica and her classmates chased and...
Jacksonville one of leading nationwide relocation hotspots, study shows - Jacksonville Business...
The Business Journals· 6 days agoThe First Coast remains one of the hottest relocation destinations in the U.S. according to a recent...
5 best waterfalls in the Upstate: See the tallest, falls with short hikes, more
The Greenville News· 6 days agoThe National Weather Service has forecast last week's heat wave to continue into the week of June...
Red flag warnings issued across entire North Carolina coast
WFMY News 2 Greensboro· 4 days agoConditions are unsafe for swimming, according to the National Weather Service.
How street legal are golf carts in SC? Here’s what state law says
The Myrtle Beach Sun News· 3 days agoDriving a golf cart this summer? Just how street legal are they in South Carolina? Here’s what state law says.
Teen fast-food worker arrested for fraud with customers' credit cards, sheriff says
WYFF 4 Greenville· 4 days agoFIRST, WE START WITH A SEARCH IN GREENVILLE FOR A SUSPECT IN A HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION. THE CORONER...
Car insurance sees largest price hike in decades; severe weather, repairs share blame
WPDE· 4 days agoAnyone renewing their car insurance recently probably noticed rates are up even more than they were...
