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Myrtle Beach leaders plan to vote on a hate crimes ordinance. Meanwhile, Conway officials want SC lawmakers to pass the Clementa C. Pinckney Hate Crimes Act.

A South Carolina man is accused of distributing vulgar, obscene and antisemitic material by throwing the material into people's yards.

A Myrtle Beach area man who distributed racist flyers in a Murrells Inlet neighborhood last summer failed to persuade a circuit court judge to overturn his conviction for littering.

Hundreds of Horry County residents gathered at Myrtle Beach’s Broadway at the Beach on Oct. 18 for a rally in support of Israel.