With Republicans in charge of every committee at the statehouse, the most conservative lawmakers had some wins and some losses when it comes to culture issues.
A group of students from north Harlem elementary have designed, built, and even raced their green-powered cars. They went to a huge competition in Alabama against 32 teams and came out on top.
Over the past year, Golden Harvest has seen a 23 percent rise in community needs. Now they are taking their efforts to new heights to make sure not one person goes hungry next week.
With tournament week just days away, get ready for the traffic. So what happens if you can’t avoid it? Traffic engineers say the most important thing you can do is trust the traffic signs they have placed out.
We’re all enjoying watching the best women’s amateur golfers give it everything they’ve got this week. An overlooked asset in big tournaments like these is who you have on the bag.
Families had to dish out an average of $11,000 a year at a four-year school. For people hoping a better education equals a better quality of life, every penny counts. Here’s how a new Georgia law is offering more opportunities.
Victims of sexual assault may have more resources at the Aiken Department of Public Safety. Thursday afternoon, the department got a certificate for its SAFE Designation System.
With two new units going online soon at Plant Vogtle, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has selected a new resident inspector at the nuclear power plant.
Destination Augusta is teaming up with the Augusta Regional Airport on a special campaign. Destination Augusta says Thursday’s announcement is exciting because the two have been working on the project since late 2022.
Augusta University is bringing awareness to sexual assault in a unique way. The Clothesline Project is creating a visual reference to this ongoing issue.
Did you know we have a roller derby team, right here in Augusta? The Soul City Sirens are hosting the biggest derby event of the season. It’s Saturday and April Fools.
A heated discussion with Augusta city leaders around Richmond County’s new EMS provider. Commissioners are concerned over the administrator authorizing an emergency purchase for 911 software.
About five dozen advocates for transgender youth rallied outside the South Carolina State House as Republican senators advanced a ban on gender-affirming medical care for minors.