Whether it's a console with a set of controllers or a game on a cellphone, children are plugged in from the minute they wake up and pediatricians say it can lead to fatigue and blisters on their hands.
The Augusta Canal Authority voted on the officers during their meeting Dec. 8.
Delta Air Lines Inc. says it expects an $800 million profit this year, and it will be solidly profitable in 2012.
For one family, it's personal. They are here all the way from Texas to share their story of how their daughter lost her life because of her phone.
The men and women of the 877th Engineering Company are back on American soil and in the arms of their loved ones.
The growing obesity epidemic in children only gets harder to rein in as children get their hands on more sugary treats and baked goods during the holidays.
One group is trying to help make sure needy kids have something to look forward to Christmas morning.
After trailing 14-0 and barely touching the ball most of the first half, the Bears turned the tables on Peach County, winning the school's first state championship, 28-14
The Burke County Bears (13-1) head to the Georgia Dome Saturday to try and win their first state title. One player says the game means much more than just a championship.
Old Fella Burke County Animal Rescue has been selected as one of Pepsi's $50,000 refresh ideas.
On Wednesday we remembered the 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor through two men. One Augusta native tells us all about it. The other man's words we read.
A sampling of the water was analyzed and the results say the system is now safe to use for drinking and cooking purposes.
This week you have the chance to make miracles happen. The Cares for Kids Radiothon kicks off Thursday. Last year, the radiothon raised $216,000 and this year they're hoping for more.
Nearly 300 people packed the room and many of them had heated opinions against Magnolia Trace. After weeks of complaining, it seems they may be making some progress.
Crews were on the scene of a fire at Roulette Lane and Hunter Street in Augusta Monday morning.
More than 200 motorcyclists from across the area barreled through town on a mission to spread some holiday cheer.
It's a program that helps families pay their heating and electric bills. With dropping temperatures, more families are in need, but the program's funding is also dropping.
The fans have spoken, buying up all the Lady Antebellum tickets in just three minutes.
The Department of Juvenile Justice on Friday is celebrating a project that allows youths at the agency's Columbia facility to help construct the frame for a Habitat for Humanity home.
The $130,000 rental homes are being built on Old Ferry Road on the edges of the El Dorado and Petersburg Station neighborhoods.
Workers say with the money is already gone due to the number of elderly and homebound households that have already applied.
A safety drill at Plant Vogtle sends some people into a panic. It was all part of a drill they hold yearly. Even though it caught some off-guard, they say its better to be safe than sorry.
Starting in January, the improvements your students make in class determine whether the teacher makes the grade.
Dozens of neighbors in Martinez are upset about a new development being built next door to them. Crews just broke ground this month for Magnolia Trace, a neighborhood of low-income rental homes.
According to the poll, dog owners spent an average of $537. For cat owners, it was $558.
