FOR FAILURE TO YIELD. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK NOW FROM LAKE HARTWELL. AS WE GET CLOSER TO SUMMER, MANY PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SPENDING THEIR DAYS ON THE WATER. BUT OFFICIALS SAY THE WATER AT LAKE ...

Almost two months have passed since the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services first reported harmful algal blooms on Lake Hartwell. In early April, harmful algal blooms were observed in ...

CHRIS, THANK YOU AND GOOD NEWS. IF YOU ARE HEADING OUT TO THE LAKE TO COOL OFF THIS WEEKEND, A RECREATIONAL WATCH HAS BEEN LIFTED FOR A HARMFUL ALGAE BLOOM. THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ...

HARTWELL, G.A. (FOX Carolina) - The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) said a Recreational Water Watch is still in effect for Lake Hartwell after identifying the presence of a ...

Harmful algal blooms persist in Lake Hartwell, South Carolina, prompting continued monitoring by the Department of Environmental Services. Recent heavy rainfall may have shifted the blooms to ...

The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services continues to monitor the spread of harmful algal blooms in Lake Hartwell and advises the public against direct contact. The agency began ...

The South Carolina Department of Environmental Control (SCDES) lifted its recreational water watch for Lake Hartwell after harmful algal blooms diminished. While the blooms have mostly subsided, ...

Harmful algal blooms persist in Lake Hartwell, prompting continued monitoring by South Carolina Department of Environmental Services. Residents and visitors are advised to avoid contact with affected ...

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. — State environmental officials are still closely monitoring a harmful algal bloom on one of South Carolina's most well-known lakes after a recent retest of its water quality. On ...

Heavy rain over the past few days in the Upstate, which can sometimes break up harmful algal blooms, has instead moved or pushed the blooms into different coves within Lake Hartwell. This shift in ...

Harmful algal blooms are spreading in Lake Hartwell, South Carolina, prompting a recreational water watch. The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services advises avoiding direct contact with ...