Covington Drive resident accused of starting fire that led to Carolina Forest blaze given $15K bond
This story has been updated to remove the house number of the suspect, which News13 has chosen not to include in our coverage ...
Covington Drive wildfire hits 80% containment, SC Forestry Commission to retake command Thursday
The Covington Drive wildfire reached 80% containment on Tuesday afternoon as crews continue use of a special suppression ...
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Covington Drive fire in Myrtle Beach now 80% contained
On Thursday, the South Carolina Forestry Commission will resume command of the fire from the Florida Forest Service Complex ...
Covington Drive fire remains 55% contained into eighth day of response as Florida team takes command
A Florida-based incident management team has taken over operations at the Covington Drive fire, which remains 55% contained ...
Covington Drive fire containment reaches 75% as mastication process begins
The Covington Drive fire containment has increased to 75% as of Monday morning, according to the South Carolina Forestry ...
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SC Forestry Commission says Carolina Forest woman started a wildfire. Her lawyer disagrees
The forestry commission says the alleges a Myrtle Beach area woman started the 2,000+ acre wildfire. Her lawyer says police ...
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Covington Drive resident arrested on fire-related charges in Carolina Forest
CAROLINA FOREST, S.C. (WBTW) — A resident of Covington Drive in Carolina Forest has been arrested and charged with negligently allowing fire to spread to lands of another by the South Carolina ...
Florida crews take over battle against massive South Carolina wildfire as firefighters get relief
A Florida team is assuming command of a 2,059-acre wildfire in Horry County, giving exhausted South Carolina crews a chance ...
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Day 6: wildfires in Myrtle Beach, SC area see more containment, little to no fire activity
The Covington Drive Wildfire threatened homes over the weekend, but by Thursday, it has calmed down to “smoldering.” Here’s what’s going on.