Two and a half weeks into South Carolina’s new fiscal year, the state still does not have a final budget, and education leaders warn local school districts could soon feel the effects.
Republican governor nominee Alan Wilson has officially added Florence County state Sen. Mike Reichenbach to the November general election ballot as his running mate.
As another school year begins in Aiken County, a cloud of unanswered questions still hangs over the district’s handling of its now-former human resources chief.
The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Jermaine Orr, 17, who investigators say is wanted in connection with an incident on Dublin Drive.
A traffic stop attempt by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office ended in a rollover crash Friday afternoon after the driver refused to stop, authorities said.
Savannah River Mission Completion employees rolled up their sleeves at Golden Harvest Food Bank’s community kitchen, The Master’s Table, serving hot meals to neighbors in need.
The Georgia Department of Transportation asked people to weigh in on a proposed intercity passenger rail corridor between Atlanta and Savannah through an online survey open through Aug. 6.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined a coalition of 48 states and territories in a $29.6 million settlement with generic drug manufacturer Glenmark.
Lawmakers and consumers alike are grappling with a fundamental question: what is kratom, and is it the same as the semi-synthetic compounds now sold alongside it?
A proposed Buc-ee’s travel center off I-85 at Exit 21 in Anderson County remains on hold, with tens of millions of dollars in infrastructure costs still unresolved.
Billionaire healthcare CEO Rick Jackson held his first rally as the Republican nominee for governor Thursday night, pushing one message to a packed room of conservatives: unite after a hard-fought primary.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating 20 school districts across the country over concerns that those districts may not have correctly addressed sexual misconduct.
FBI officials said bad actors in other countries are trying to hack into U.S. government systems and could be using your home internet router to cover their tracks.
South Carolina restaurants that serve imported shrimp will be required to disclose that on their menus beginning Oct. 28, under a new state law passed in response to “Shrimp Gate.”
A dairy company owned by the Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Company was recently hit by a ransomware attack, resulting in the suspension of its U.S. operations, Coca-Cola announced Thursday.
The VA Augusta Healthcare System has launched an emergency ambulance service for veterans, addressing transportation barriers that can prevent some from accessing medical care.
After hosting eight matches, Atlanta’s FIFA World Cup 2026 run is over — but the tournament will go down in history as one of the city’s most well-attended events.
First introduced to the U.S. in 1918 to conserve the nation’s energy sources during World War I, changing the clocks has become a twice-annual ritual for Americans.
Gray Media and the Atlanta Hawks have announced a landmark broadcast partnership that will bring all non-nationally televised Atlanta Hawks regular season games to the Peachtree Sports Network.