Ashley Listrom
Multimedia Journalist at WMBF-TV (Myrtle Beach, SC)
Reporter/MMJ | @wmbfnews | USC Alumni
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5 days ago |
wmbfnews.com | Dylan Leatherwood |Ashley Listrom
Reporter Ashley Listrom will have more on this story throughout the dayHORRY COUNTY, SC (WMBF) - WMBF News is getting a first look at never-before-seen footage of the Horry County Police Department’s investigation into a deadly road rage shooting. Attorney Mark Tinsley released a portion of what he claims is one of the seven dashcam videos that were mislabeled in HCPD’s investigation.
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1 week ago |
wmbfnews.com | Ashley Listrom
DARLINGTON, S.C. (WMBF) - In the Pee Dee, a new petition is causing concern, as it looks to change how the city council governs the City of Darlington. The petition has gained hundreds of signatures and is looking to move the city’s government from a council-manager form to a mayor-council form. This would give the mayor more control than ever.
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1 week ago |
wmbfnews.com | Ashley Listrom
CONWAY, S.C. (WMBF) - Some Coastal Carolina students are raising alarms through a campaign about how their tuition money is being spent. Students are calling the movement “The Coastal Problem.” Flyers on the issue have popped up across campus, which are gaining mixed reviews from some students. Several students told WMBF News they feel divided on “The Coastal Problem,” which claims over 14% of CCU’s budget is dedicated to sports. “It’s good to support the sports,” said CCU student Luke Berg.
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2 weeks ago |
wrdw.com | Ashley Listrom
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Experts in the two-state region are sounding the alarm over diluted or even fake versions of a popular weight-loss drug. Popular drugs like Wegovy, Ozempic and Zepbound are normally used to help shed some pounds, but experts said that weight loss can come at a cost for those who aren’t careful about what they’re taking. It’s snake season in CSRA, so here’s what you should knowWhat should you do if you encounter a snake?
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2 weeks ago |
wmbfnews.com | Ashley Listrom
TABOR CITY, N.C. (WMBF) - A man who has spent most of his life fighting to save others is now fighting for his own life. The Tabor City Fire Department (TCFD) organized a fundraiser for Safety Officer Donnie Strickland, who learned in March his colon cancer had returned at stage four, after being in remission for over six months. ”It’s all new, so we’re trying to get started as soon as we can, for him, to help him in this.
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