Jennifer Roberts
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South Carolina agency increasing manpower to speed up recovery efforts after a disaster
The organization is forming the ‘Disaster Recovery Reserve Corps,' which is a statewide team that will be on standby across all 46 counties. → Read More
Surfside Beach leaders seek resident feedback on businesses for new pier
Town leaders want your opinion on the long-awaited Surfside Beach Pier. → Read More
‘Disruptive’: S.C. Department of Mental Health opposing bill they foresee impeding it’s mental health services
The S.C. Department of Mental Health is pushing back against a senate bill that aims to split up the department of health and environmental control. → Read More
Neighbor urging folks to show support for Socastee towing business damaged by massive fire
Employees at a Socastee business are picking up the pieces after flames engulfed their building during an early morning fire. → Read More
Sons share memories of father who died in Darlington crash
His sons Omar and Luis describe Valencia as a great father who will be forever missed in a community he deeply loved. → Read More
Sons share memories of father who died in Darlington crash
His sons Omar and Luis describe Valencia as a great father who will be forever missed in a community he deeply loved. → Read More
Surfside Beach may loosen fireworks restrictions for beachgoers
Some changes could be coming for fireworks use in Surfside Beach. → Read More
Myrtle Beach Fire Department using federal funds to fill critical paramedic positions
The Myrtle Beach Fire Department said it’s closer to getting the additional manpower the department needs to help save lives. → Read More
Horry County police chief pushing for team to help with mental health crises
"People are just hurting right now,” he said in an interview with WMBF News. → Read More
Horry County police chief pushing for team to help with mental health crises
"People are just hurting right now,” he said in an interview with WMBF News. → Read More
Florence County pilot program provides second chance for those recently released from prison
A new workforce opportunity is helping to give people recently released from prison the fresh start they need. → Read More
Myrtle Beach spectators adjusting to new admission fee for popular car show
The 33rd annual “Run to the Sun Car and Truck Show” is on full display in Myrtle Beach. → Read More
Horry County police hire new analyst to help find ‘hot spots’ for crime
The Horry County Police Department has a new addition to their team. → Read More
Leaving a legacy: Myrtle Beach Chief Municipal Judge retiring after 22 years of service
In an exclusive interview with WMBF News, Jennifer Wilson spoke about her retirement and the legacy she’s leaving behind. → Read More
Pee Dee motorcyclist sideswiped by vehicle shares story to inspire others to give blood
A motorcyclist who was hit by a car last year said blood donations likely helped to save his life. → Read More
Pee Dee motorcyclist sideswiped by vehicle shares story to inspire others to give blood
A motorcyclist who was hit by a car last year said blood donations likely helped to save his life. → Read More
Horry County Coroner’s Office feeling the influx of people moving to the area
Horry County Coroner Robert Edge said his workers are stretched to the limits and needs to be in a position to match the growth seen across our area. → Read More
Grand Strand businesses continue feeling inflation pains as gas prices rise
Some Grand Strand businesses say rising gas prices are making it a bit costly to provide customers their normal top-notch seafood experience. → Read More
Horry County residents push for stricter regulations to protect wetlands from development
Horry County has lost 20% of its wetlands in just the last 25 years. → Read More
North Myrtle Beach leaders to vote on banning open flames on the beach
Beach fires in North Myrtle Beach could soon be a thing of the past. → Read More