We took a look into the recent earthquakes in South Carolina. We talked with the director of the South Carolina Seismic Network about how unusual this is and if there is any need to worry.
With the Georgia six-week abortion ban still held up in court, dozens took to the streets of downtown Augusta, protesting for women’s rights and future patients who may need help.
It’s almost time for the river region to celebrate Independence Day, and as always, there are plenty of events happening in the coming week for families!
We spoke with local military families and Senator Jon Ossoff about how much a four-point-six percent wage increase could help military families right now.
It seems like it’s been around forever, but the iPhone celebrated its 15th birthday. We took a look at the iPhone’s impact and how it put some things out of business.
The good news, for now, is that gas prices are trending down. But paying less at the pump doesn’t mean you won’t feel the long-term effects of surging prices later.
Every day, the price of goods increases and food insecurity is on everyone’s minds with rising inflation. We caught up with a local program working to fight hunger in the CSRA.
We know this is a hard and stressful time for some parents, but there are resources in both Georgia and South Carolina that can offer support for families having a baby.
Quindale, born in 2007, and Terrion, born in 2009, are smart, outgoing and quiet brothers who like spending time together, watching movies and playing games.