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Friday marked a pivotal moment for cannabis oil patients and their families with the opening of Georgia's first dispensaries.

A rate increase for Dominion Energy customers goes into effect on the May billing cycle.

A 60-acre gated community will be a $20 million investment on 60 acres of land in south Augusta. It’ll also have a pickleball court.

For medical cannabis patients and their families, Friday marks a milestone in Georgia.

Truelieve CEO Kim Rivers said they are waiting on inspections from the state before opening to the public.

Amid a legal battle between the Walt Disney Company and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, presidential hopeful Nikki Haley is weighing in.

Georgia Power’s 2.7 million customers will see a higher electricity bill starting this June and for the next three years. Many are frustrated.

Georgia Power plans to boost bills by 12% in June to cover the higher costs of fuel – with more ahead that will help pay for the new units at Plant Vogtle.

There are a lot of job vacancies in S.C. correctional system, and that’s big news in the CSRA, which has three state prisons on that side of the Savannah River.

A state grant will help Langley Pond Park host more rowing events like a regatta last month that brought rowers from four states to compete in Aiken County.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is recognizing The Sisters Social Inc. founder Nichole Campbell for her leadership in the Augusta community.

If we think of oranges or grapefruits, we probably expect them to come from Florida. But more and more of them come from right here in Georgia.

Lettuce farmers in Georgia and South Carolina are in full swing with their crop, but one of the mains concerns is avoiding listeria contamination.

“A Taste of North Augusta” lasts through Sunday, offering an opportunity to enjoy specials being featured at 15 restaurants throughout the city.

A meeting in Sylvania is being held for people interested in revitalizing their downtown.

The special sauce from Big Macs will soon be available as a dipping sauce at McDonald’s across the region.

The tax deadline is usually April 15 but because of a weekend and Washington recognizing Emancipation Day, that deadline was pushed back.

A drive-thru coffee chain that just opened its first Augusta store is already preparing to open its second location here.

Downtown Soul City is giving locals and patrons something to do if they’re not at the course. It’s the 19th Hole Business Crawl. It’s to encourage locals and out-of-towners to support businesses during golf week.

It’s the last minute rush to prepare for the thousands coming to town for golf week.

Georgia Power announced Saturday it has achieved another important milestone for the new nuclear units under construction at its Plant Vogtle Units 3 and 4 nuclear expansion project.

Burke County High School held its Ghost Out event Friday. This year’s theme was drinking and driving. This was an all-day event that taught students about the life penalties of drunk driving and the consequences of DUIs.

Georgia is leading the way in electric vehicle production. Here's a look at how Georgia is gaining dominance in the industry.

Wellstar and Augusta University have reached an agreement that will bring AU Health under the Wllestar umbrella.

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.

Georgia farmers are finding out how many of their peaches will survive, but South Carolina should have plenty, thanks to early blooms.

Georgia's jobless rate stayed at 3.1% for the seventh month in a row, although it was up slightly from 3% a year earlier. The S.C. rate is 3.2%.

Patients, doctors, and insurance companies visit the Capitol on Wednesday afternoon to testify for and against House Bill 343.

Just in time for Masters week, Augusta Regional Airport says it has installed the first electric plane-charging station in Georgia.

There's a push to loosen regulations around the S.C. craft brewing industry, and Tuesday was the first step in the legislative process at the State House.