Augusta Mayor Davis issued a statement calling for an audit of the city’s financial practices after serious questions pointed at how he and other elected officials are spending tax dollars.
Over the next three years, South Carolina public schools will have about $3.2 billion dollars in money from COVID-19 relief bills to help lift up schools in the wake of the pandemic.
North Augusta is taking steps to make the Greeneway safer. In times of emergency, the Parks and Rec Department tells us they’ve seen people panic. That’s why they’re putting new location markers in place.
A cyber camp for teachers to help future students interested in cybersecurity is going on all week long. This is the second Gencyber Camp Westminster Schools is able to offer.
Seven defendants, including one Augusta man, face felony firearms charges after indictments by a U.S. District Court grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist Carlos Santana will hit the road for the “Blessings and Miracles” tour, including a stop at James Brown Arena on Sept. 25.
The second tropical depression of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season has formed off the coast of North Carolina, but there's some good news for coastal residents.
High school senior Rose Jolly died in a tragic car accident a little over a week ago. Now, her principal is sharing the letter Jolly wrote to her just two weeks before she died.
As recently as 2019, the Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence reports that South Carolina had the fifth highest rate of firearm homicides in the country.
Though many of our local churches are back to having services in person, some have still pumped the brakes for a while to make sure their congregations stay healthy. Now, many are having to make the call on if it’s time to get the congregation back into pews.
More than six months since Jamal Sutherland died inside the Charleston County Jail, community members continue to call for the detention officers involved to be charged.
Gov. Brian Kemp and Attorney General Chris Carr issued a joint statement in regards to the U.S. Department of Justice’s announcement that it would review election integrity legislation in states across the country.
Gov. Henry McMaster’s decision to end the COVID-19 state of emergency in South Carolina also ended the emergency provision allowing grocery and other stores to deliver beer and wine to people picking up their purchases in a parking lot or a drive thru window.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and Attorney General Chris Carr have issued a joint statement following the the U.S. Department of Justice’s announcement that it would review election integrity legislation in states across the country.
The Augusta Junior Players are getting ready to make their return to the stage. Tonight is their first live performance since the pandemic. All weekend long they’ll be performing Disney’s Broadway musical “Newsies” at Davidson Fine Arts.
New sounds and sights from the scene of a building collapse in downtown Edgefield. Local police say the woman is lucky to be alive. And now we’re hearing from one of the two people who jumped into action to help rescue her.
As more schools let out for summer it’s time for many parents to make decisions about child care. Often the choice is between some sort of daycare facility or summer camp. But this year some families are finding they don’t have a choice at all.
Researchers at the Medical College of Georgia just received an additional $300,000 to fund their study diving into the neurological affects of COVID-19. You may have heard of this before. It’s called Post COVID-19 Syndrome.
