Good morning, Myrtle Beach.

A person died after an early Sunday morning hit-and-run crash in Myrtle Beach, and police are reviewing the incident for further details.

On July 30, Kidogo Farms in Georgetown County hosted educational tours where owner Alissia Matthews shared Gullah-Geechee traditions through hands-on harvests and storytelling.

The 26-acre farm offered overnight glamping in a yurt and tiny home — efforts that helped preserve heritage for local visitors.

Shoppers in Grand Strand took advantage of South Carolina’s annual tax-free weekend — avoiding sales tax on many purchases.

The event gave consumers a welcome break from added costs.

Tropical Storm Dexter is moving east-northeast at 12 mph with winds near 45 mph and is expected to become post-tropical by Wednesday; meteorologists are watching a tropical wave off Africa with a 50% chance of development and a low pressure area off the southeast with a 30% chance—but neither threatens the Carolinas.

Congresswoman Nancy Mace will announce her decision on a possible gubernatorial run at The Citadel today — with polls placing her second behind Alan Wilson.

Earlier, Paul Dans announced his Senate challenge against Lindsey Graham and the NAACP with students filed a federal challenge over a state budget provision that removed an AP African American Studies course — arguing it censors essential classroom content.

S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson—who served 14 years and is a combat veteran—announced his run for governor and said he is ready to overhaul government by cutting the 6% state income tax and capping spending growth.

He claims his law enforcement experience will help fix inefficiencies and promises to work with the legislature on these changes after the election.

Horry County Deputy Coroner Tamara Willard defended her work today amid an online petition that accused her of mishandling high-profile death investigations—she has served in the office for more than 20 years.

Her colleague Robert Edge backed Willard and said the petition's claims are false while the FBI continues reviewing video evidence in a 2021 case.

Classic Journey Tribute Band Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Alabama Theatre — Tickets required — Experience the ultimate tribute to one of the greatest rock bands in history.

Matt Parker and the Deacons Live

7-10 p.m. — Boardwalk Billy's — Free entry — Experience a dynamic blend of bluesy alternative and funk rock with Matt Parker and the Deacons.

The Temptations & The Four Tops Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Alabama Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate 40 years of classic hits with legendary Motown groups The Temptations and The Four Tops.

Make & Take Workshop

2-3 p.m. — Board & Brush Creative Studio — Pre-registration required — Create a beautiful piece for your home in a step-by-step workshop with provided materials.

The Carolina Opry

7-9 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Ticketed event — Experience a high-energy blend of music, comedy, and dance with an acclaimed cast in Myrtle Beach's top attraction.

Pick Your Project Workshop

6-9 p.m. — Board & Brush Creative Studio — Pre-registration required — Create your own unique wood sign while enjoying a fun DIY experience with friends or family.

The Carolina Opry Show

7-9 p.m. — The Carolina Opry Theater — Tickets required — Experience a high-energy blend of award-winning music, comedy, and dance featuring top-notch performers.

Pick Your Project Workshop

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Board & Brush Creative Studio - North Myrtle Beach — Pre-registration required — Create your own unique wood sign while enjoying time with friends or family.

Ultimate National Reptile Show

11 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Myrtle Beach Convention Center — $500+ — Explore a family-friendly reptile expo featuring hands-on activities and educational experiences.

DIY Wood Sign Workshop

4:00 p.m. — Board & Brush Creative Studio — Pre-registration required — Unleash your creativity and craft your own custom wood sign in a fun environment.