South Carolina officials announced the Carolina Forest wildfire is now extinguished, 95 days after it ignited on March 1.

A busy suburb between Myrtle Beach and Conway, the Carolina Forest area received intermittent rain and strong winds ... So far, the fire has not destroyed any homes or businesses and no injuries ...

But so far, no homes have been destroyed ... Since the fire started, the Carolina Forest community has been mostly parched. March 5 brought intermittent rain and strong winds as part of ...

Most travelers begin at the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, which is staffed with rangers who can offer advice on what to see and do. The visitor center also houses exhibits and a bookstore.

Firefighters continue to battle a wildfire in Carolina Forest in the Myrtle Beach area. March 5, 2025 James Lee jlee@thesunnews.com Rain has begun to fall in the Myrtle Beach area ahead of a ...

DAPHNE, Ala. (WALA) - It’s been eight days since torrential rain flooded hundreds of homes all across the Gulf Coast. Lake Forest in Daphne, the second largest subdivision in Alabama ...