A revolver was found on Grovetown Elementary School's playground loaded and inside of a nylon holster. A student immediately notified a teacher who was also present outside, and the playground was cleared and secured.
It’s week 10 of high school football. Friday night Greenbrier High plays at home. And the team’s got a pretty special player behind center. The Wolfpack’s quarterback is already getting some college attention.
Still no verdict in the murder trial of three former deputies in Washington County. After closing arguments Thursday a jury spent all day today deliberating but dismissed for the weekend without a decision.
Millions more people are now eligible for COVID-19 booster shots. The CDC just signing off on boosters for all three vaccines. We spoke to a doctor at AU Health who says these boosters will give you better protection.
A big name in the boxing ring. Now it’s the name of a downtown Augusta park. Friday city leaders renamed Hillside Park in honor of Augusta native and five-time world champion boxer Vernon Forrest.
The Georgia Department of Education says 83.7% of seniors graduated on time in spring 2021. That’s not statistically different than the 83.8% level achieved last year.
Police are investigating a stabbing incident at an Aiken Walmart after a worker was reportedly attacked early Friday morning by a suspect dressed as a ninja.
After late nights of painting and decorating the beauty studio salon and spa over in Graniteville was broken into about two weeks before their grand opening.
There’s a new bridal boutique opening in Columbia County that is catering to every bride and grooms needs. We got a sneak peek before they open their doors to the community.
The Georgia Department of Public Health and health districts in the Peach State will start offering booster doses of Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines next week.
Enforcement will start Monday for a mask mandate in city of Augusta public facilities. City officials created a list of FAQs to help the public understand.
Country singer Travis Tritt canceled several stops at venues with mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations or mask requirements — but Augusta isn’t one of them.
A Georgia pastor has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges related to stealing COVID-19 assistance funds and using some of the money to buy a luxury car.
A Kentucky woman is accused of threatening a Georgia judge and his family after he dismissed a lawsuit that sought to review absentee ballots from the 2020 election.
Congressional districts are redrawn every 10 years based on census results to ensure that each one has the same population as each other district of its kind.
The plans make it seem like it’s a done deal, but the new James Brown Arena project is anything but. It still needs your approval to make it a reality.
The jury is deliberating in the murder trial of three former Washington County deputies accused of tasing Eurie Martin to death in 2017 in Washington County.
Overcharging and double billing. They’re just some of the complaints we’ve heard from many of you about your water bills. Augusta says changes are on the horizon.
Many children have formed unhealthy habits from their pandemic lifestyle, like a lack of physical activity and not eating a nutritional diet. If these trends continue, more children could end up with a range of health issues, like diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity.
Jumping on a trampoline, playing on a tablet, watching “Frozen 2″ and “SpongeBob SquarePants” and listening to music are some of the things these sisters like to do.
Two people with roles A man who supplied cocaine for a major Richmond County drug trafficking operation and another man who admitted to a firearms offense related to the operation have been sentenced to federal prison, according to federal prosecutors.
Norman Bayne is facing charges for reportedly stabbing a woman in the right side of her chest and again on her right hand in a vacant Augusta home last week.
A video shows the encounter that that got a Washington City Council member arrested and charged with battery for pushing the mayor in the chest with his fingers.
“The Green Wave” tells the true story of Captain Louis Mulkey, a Summerville basketball coach who also worked as a Charleston city firefighter for 11 and a half years. Mulkey died in a fire at the Charleston Sofa Super Store in 2007.
