The state Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of a Conway woman found guilty of homicide by child abuse after her stillborn baby tested positive for cocaine.

News13 obtained a police department memo detailing information about motorcycle clubs and the potential for violence between rival clubs during this year's Bike Week. County police won't say to what extent their concerns go.

Bond is set for a Conway man arrested in connection to a shooting over the weekend.

A group of Grand Strand women are raising their "hammers" for a good cause. In honor of National Women Build Week, construction is underway on a Habitat house in Myrtle Beach.

Saturday morning, more than 700 students got their diplomas at Brooks Stadium in Conway.

The main stage in the "horseshoe" at Main Street and Ocean Boulevard had a little something for everyone.

Hundreds of vendors are spread out in key locations from North Myrtle Beach all the way to the south end of the Grand Strand.

A Myrtle Beach judge denied bond for a North Carolina man charged with attempted murder. Saturday morning, Judge J. Scott Long denied bond for Charles Teague, 30.

If you're on the Grand Strand and you feel a rumble, it almost certainly is not your stomach. Friday was the first day of the Harley-Davidson spring rally.

Horry County Police Narcotic and Vice officers made several arrests Wednesday in the Myrtle Beach during an undercover operation focusing on prostitution related activities.

At least one person died this morning in a single car crash in Marion County.

An early morning crash killed one person in Florence County Tuesday.

The City of Dillon has stricter laws in place for people who own pit-bulls.

CHESTERFIELD — Chesterfield County School District Board of Trustees approved first reading of the 2008-09 operating budget during a regular meeting Monday. Judy Watson, the district’s director of finance, presented the proposed 2008-09 budget totaling $52,367,174.

DARLINGTON — The Darlington County Board of Education on Monday gave first-reading approval to a proposed $76.7 million general operations budget for the coming fiscal year that eliminates 26 positions at a savings of more than $1 million and that raises property taxes by $656,752.

GALIVANTS FERRY — South Carolina Democrats gathered Monday to mark the 132nd Annual Galivants Ferry Democratic Stump Speaking. They gathered to hear a little bluegrass, eat some chicken bog and learn more about the Democratic candidates in the region.

A Wilson High School student faces a charge of carrying a stone in a sock as a weapon on school grounds, Florence County Sheriff’s Lt. Brett Camp said. Jasmine Latisha Oglesby, 17, had carried the weapon to school Friday because of animosity between herself and another student, but didn’t use it, Camp said. She is out of jail on a personal recognizance bond, Camp said.

FLORENCE — Florence City Council has passed first reading of the city’s $68 million proposed budget, which includes higher water and sewer rates but no tax increases. The council on Monday also allowed public comments on the budget, but no one spoke during the hearing. The budget must pass a second reading next month before it goes into effect July 1.

FLORENCE — Magnolia Mall not only has a few new stores added to its neighborhood, but also it can now also say that it’s completely renovated and has a brand new look on the inside and out. Owned by Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT), the mall is completely redone after what marks almost one year of work.

A gang-related fight Friday night at the Super Wal-Mart on South Irby Street in Florence ended with one adult and one juvenile being arrested.