Georgia is among a handful of states where Apple will roll out the ability for residents to securely add their driver’s license to Wallet on their iPhone and Apple Watch.
At least part of the hacker-struck Colonial Pipeline that passes through the CSRA and supplies gasoline to much of the East Coast has been shut down again.
Three of four companies are appealing federal workplace safety fines following a January liquid nitrogen leak that killed six workers at a Georgia poultry processing plant.
Local therapists are working with post-COVID patients step by step, incorporating unique games and exercises like shaving, making the bed and folding laundry.
Thousands of families here locally depend on daycares so they can go to work and keep their kids safe, but daycare centers say they’re running out of room.
A local woman is making a splash with her new cocktail business, but whether you're a drinker of alcohol or not, she guarantees there's something for you.
Shareholders of Georgia Power Co. may be at more risk of shouldering the utility’s share of cost overruns for the two new nuclear reactors being built at Plant Vogtle.
Back in June, several owners told WIS that the end of federal unemployment benefits may draw in more potential employees, but they now say that hasn’t been the case since the extra benefits expired.
The National Park Service is pushing back against a Federal Aviation Administration report recommending approval of a launch pad for commercial rockets off the Georgia coast.
Joining Cracker Barrel, IHOP is now offering beer and wine at some of its locations as part of an effort to make customers consider it for more than just breakfast.
In Emanuel County and elsewhere, Altamaha Electric Membership Corp. will use a $10.6 million loan and a $10.6 million grant to deploy a fiber-to-the-premises network.
If you’re looking for a job, there’ll be some hiring going on in the next few days across the CSRA during job fairs both in person and online. We've put together a list.
Many business owners in South Carolina are worried about the surge in COVID-19 cases and what impact they could have on their employees and business operations, according to preliminary results of a survey.
Georgia’s net tax collections in the first month of Fiscal Year 2022 approached $2.16 billion for an increase of $8.7 million, or 0.4 percent, compared to July 2020.
A Swainsboro man faces significant penalties after he admitted obtaining hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraudulent loans while he worked at a Chatham County bank.
If you’re looking for a job, there’ll be some hiring going on in the next few days across the CSRA during job fairs both in person and online. We've put together a list.
