In his book, Morton makes the argument that there's plenty of blame to go around: from the people who took on homes they couldn't afford to the banks that loaned them the money.
Whether you started preparing months in advance or you're getting started before the tournament, landscapers are prepared to handle the rush with more equipment and more hands on deck.
CSX is offering to pay the expenses of those who were displaced by a train derailment in Abbeville earlier this month.
Brown Grove Baptist Church burned down in November 2010. On Sunday, the church dedicated the building and celebrated the rebuilding.
Thousands of people lined the streets for the Saint Patrick's Day Parade. As the streets filled with green, so did the businesses.
Hotels are full, restaurant reservations are booking up and the streets of downtown Aiken are filled with shoppers as the city prepares for the Aiken Trials.
Residents of Hyde Park voiced their concerns about a plan to hire new employees to help them relocate.
Deanna Brown is fighting a heated court battle against her father's former trustee with one focus: payback.
Savannah has celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a parade since 1824, thanks to an early influx of Irish settlers in the city. On peak years, the parade has said to draw up to 400,000 revelers.
The new home should be finished in April or May and News 12 is getting the first tour.
The idea started in schools in the Northeast and has trickled down to our area. Students say it's better when it comes to bullying, but teachers think it has another benefit.
Richard Rogers served as master of ceremonies at the 2012 Special Olympics in Columbia County.
Even though that disaster hit more than 6,000 miles away, some say it hits very close to home.
Anyone from Belvedere that ordered takeout from the North Augusta Domino's between 4 and 6 p.m. on Sunday was greeted with the delivery man and a fire truck full of firefighters.
Clarke and Oconee counties are spending $17.6 million to buy land and prepare the site for Caterpillar, which is also getting $12.4 million in property tax breaks and $45 million in state incentives.
Friday the Georgia Lottery presented them with their check. They could choose between $250,000 a year for 30 years or a lump sum of four million dollars. They chose the lump sum.
Experts are expecting to see a pretty big insect problem this summer. They are expecting ants to be the worst, but they also expect fleas, mosquitoes and termites to be pretty bad.
Hazmat crews, police and firefighters are working a train derailment right in the city of Abbeville.
In a 3-2 decision Wednesday, the justices reversed a ruling it made in 2010 about divorced parents and their requirements to pay for college.
A local group is collecting and distributing free prom dresses for their "Prom-A-Palooza" event." It's time for local young ladies to make an appointment for a special and affordable prom experience.
According to Kraft, 50 percent of Oreo eaters pull apart their cookies before eating. Women twist them open more often than men.
Breast-feeding in public is a hot topic around the country and Monday dozens of women in Columbia County took their concerns straight to the courthouse steps.
SOS kicked off a new outreach program at Castle Pines Mobile Home Park. It's part of an initiative they are taking throughout the area to stop the violence
People between 24 and 83 years old spent their day learning about guns and how to use them.
The Girl Scouts also have a history of inclusiveness. Early troops were formed for black girls and those with disabilities. Last year, a Girl Scout troop in Colorado admitted a transgender child.
