Paging Dr. Ballard: Working out your core

With cases in Richmond County continuing to rise, Mayor Hardie Davis is extending his mask order for an additional 30 days.

New cases come into our hospitals every day, as our healthcare workers continue to fight COVID-19. Now some of them are getting a little refuge. And we look into what they are and how they are helping.

It’s a side of the virus we don’t often talk about: recovery. For some families, it’s even harder than being in the hospital.

Tougher face mask ordinances issued last week by Gov. Henry McMaster as the state aims to slow the spread of COVID-19 take effect Wednesday.

Thousands heading back to school, but it’s far from a return to what they once knew. And parents are on the receiving end on trying to explain why.

Doctors, dentists, and now physical therapists are all changing the way they work with patients. But how are some physical therapy practices, who are normally very hands-on and close to patients, adapting to the COVID-19 world?

New guidelines from the CDC say you don't need a negative COVID-19 test to leave the hospital or go back to work.

Augusta University’s Sickle Cell Transition Program was recently awarded $50,000 from Global Blood Therapeutics.

New COVID research out of Johns Hopkins shows the virus might have a negative impact on your ear and hearing. A doctor on that research team grew up right here Evans.

The leadership of Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center will conduct a virtual veteran town hall meeting starting at 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Jefferson, Jenkins, Hancock, Bamberg, and Orangeburg counties all seem to have two things in common: they’re all rural and they all have the highest COVID-19 rates per 100,000 people in the CSRA.