South Carolina

There is a story posted on social media that a bear got himself locked in a car in West Michigan. But did it really happen here?

An upstate restaurant in South Carolina is using dolls to enforce social distancing as they partially open their dine-in areas. Source: UPI

A 30-year-old guy from suburban Chicago, Randy Schmitz, was on vacation in Myrtle Beach, S.C., last summer. He went to the Pepper Palace, which sells crazy hot sauces. The hottest sauce it sells is Flashbang, a combination of four peppers -- Carolina Reaper, scorpion, ghost pepper and habanero. Schmitz had to sign a waiver just to try a tiny bit of the sauce on a toothpick as part of a challeng

It must have been a pretty slow news day in Greenville, S.C., considering they devoted local television news air time to a sledding guide.

Your wedding is often the most memorable and happy day in your life. It's not often, but sometimes things go horribly awry. Sometimes things go over so badly that people wind up forever immortalized in video or photos.

When you're on live TV, you have to know how to improvise in case technology fails you. And the team at ABC News 4 in Charleston, S.C., shows it can improvise with the best of them.

No one likes a bee sting. Multiple bee sings would really suck. Now multiply that by about a couple hundred thousand and you're in for a bad day.

A pastor in Columbia, S.C., is facing jail time because the cops have been called to the church over 50 times because of noise complaints, WLTX-TV reported.

A South Carolina man got slapped in the face with a $525 federal fine for the most ridiculous reason in the world. He was working construction at Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, S.C., when he took his lunch and went to the cafeteria and refilled his soda. Well, apparently that was the wrong decision on his part.