A lot of you are probably eating breakfast right now, and if you're like me, it's a quick bowl of cereal. I like cereal, but how do eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and pancakes sound? If your answer is, "expensive," you'll love this: it's all free.

Have you ever gotten a gift card and thought, "wow, I really appreciate this, but I sure could use that money to pay the bills?" Soon, you can.

All you have to do to live free of charge in the volunteer village on J. Strom Thurmond Lake at Clarks Hill is volunteer your time.

The nationwide housing index fell for the eighth month in a row. And the picture isn't pretty here in the CSRA either. Local numbers show fewer homes are selling this year compared with 2010.

In a time when jobs seem to be hard to come by, how does this sound? More than 50 of them are up for grabs at a job fair Wednesday, and companies are looking to hire you on the spot.

Farmers say Georgia's new immigration law could scare away illegal immigrant migrant workers. They say that could have an impact on agricultural productivity.

Sony doesn't want to play games when it comes to your security, so when hackers attacked their PlayStation Network, they promised to do something about it. And now, they are.

The new numbers are in and while Georgia's jobless rate may be down, our local unemployment numbers stayed the same but changes to one program could affect summer employment.

Now that school's out, you're probably looking for some fun things for the kiddos to do that are both family-friendly and wallet-friendly. Volunteers at a local church say they have something that is both.

The University of Phoenix Augusta campus already gives special tuition rates to our military families, but this Memorial Day, they are going one step further. They want to give away thousands of dollars to help local veterans, active duty military, and their families get a higher education.

Electricity bills are coming down by less than $1 for a typical Georgia Power residential customer.

Cold weather last winter has delayed the local harvest and it will be next month before local shrimp is available.

Delta Air Lines Inc. says high fuel prices are here to stay, and it's putting more of its growth plans on hold as a result.

The median home price was down 3 percent from a year ago at $142,500.

Growers credit extended chill time followed by a fast bloom for the early crop.

These days, we're all looking for a good deal, and this morning, I've found a whole store's worth of them. The best part? Those good deals also help a good cause.

Air travel can be expensive, and I'm not just talking about the "air" part .The "ground" part can end up costing you quite a bit too. Airport parking isn't always cheap, but now, you can get some bang for your buck.

They say, "laughter is the best medicine," but ice cream can also be just what the doctor ordered.

It was the second project of its kind in downtown Augusta, but plans for high-end condo living at the old J.B. White's building fell victim to the recession. Construction is now back on track.

A gas station chain is offering a sweet deal on some sweet tea, and you can take advantage of it simply by signing into Facebook.

More than 85 percent of the nation's 3,141 counties and every state but two fared better than in February.

I'm noticing a lot more job fairs lately, and that is great news because chances are if you aren't looking for a job, you know someone who is.

State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler says the Georgia Department of Labor is launching a month-long effort to help job seekers.

Southwest plans to begin painting AirTran airplanes in Southwest colors next year.

The job market is a tough place to navigate if you don't have a map, but a job fair Tuesday, May 3rd could point you in the right direction.