Multiple fires across North and South Carolina were still burning on Tuesday after more than 170 erupted across the two ...

Wildfires ignited across South Carolina over the weekend, including some fires around 30 miles from Charleston.

Thousands of acres are ablaze in North and South Carolina as the states could face severe weather on Wednesday.

With dry conditions across the Carolinas creating tinderbox conditions, wildfires are burning in the region. The largest fire in the Upstate is a nearly 500-acre blaze near Landrum in Polk County ...

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Fire weather will persist across the Carolinas through Monday morning as firefighters battle fires in both states.

Hundreds of firefighters are battling the Carolina Forest fire that has engulfed more than 2,000 acres near South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach ...

The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch in effect until 1 p.m. EST for parts of North Carolina and South Carolina ...

None of the area is in a drought, but a good portion of our area remains abnormally dry, so the rain is good for the wildfires and the soils, which need it. Strong winds continue to be the primary ...

A strong weather system is on the move, bringing rain, thunder, and gusty winds to South Carolina overnight into Wednesday morning.