Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper’s real estate company has proposed to pay more than $82 million to creditors over an abandoned $800 million practice facility project in Rock Hill,
For two years, businesses in our area had to deal with the pandemic, meaning not as many customers and restrictions. We talked with a local business owner on how leaders work to keep people coming in the door.
Congressmen Rick Allen and Joe Wilson toured Fort Gordon’s Army Cyber Command and Cyber Center of Excellence. We caught up with the congressman after the tour.
Employees in the Richmond County School System say it’s leading to chaos behind the scenes to enroll homeless and vulnerable students after the I-TEAM exposed nearly 3,000 students who went missing in schools last year.
One of our biggest local hospitals has a big boost on the way from Washington. We spoke with a mother and a doctor on what this means for pediatric care.
We have been looking into accusations against Scott Hooker dating back to 2015 and found a pattern of inappropriate behavior from the special education teacher.
A new feature iPhone users have been asking for is coming in iOS 16 this fall, but it could cause problems for people going through child custody issues.
The SPCA Albrecht Center is hosting a new event for pet parents. This is part of their ‘Summer of Love Series’ to help out the 250 animals in the shelter.
A shocking video released by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division on Facebook shows the shocking encounter with the buck.
Record inflation is hitting close to home, and more families are turning to food banks for help. Here’s what local organizations like Golden Harvest have seen this summer.
Augusta Transit is offering discounted fares to seniors, Medicare recipients, and mobility-challenged people, including physically, visually or hearing impaired people.
Cancellation blamed by some on a Georgia Supreme Court decision that outlined limits on the ability of private companies to ban guns on public property.
Brian Kemp will unfurl his first major policy proposals of his re-election bid, pledging another state income tax rebate and revival of a property tax break.
A day after a shooting at an apartment complex in the 200 block of Boy Scout Road, deputies said they’re looking to question someone about an aggravated assault in the same block.
Attorneys representing former Lowcountry attorney Alex Murdaugh are asking a Hampton County judge to delay a lawsuit filed by the family of a teen killed in a boating crash.
Augusta University is renaming one of its departments this semester. They decided the education department needed a new name, representing all the majors that make up it.
Over the last few years, we’ve seen how big Georgia’s film industry is firsthand. The Hollywood of the South’s production could take a hit, as other states offer incentives for crews to film elsewhere.
President Joe Biden signed the PACT Act into law Wednesday, considered the largest health care and benefit expansion in the history of the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
The sign on the area’s newest rage room says choose your weapon, but before you ask, it’s not to hurt anyone. If anything, the rage room is there to help.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services approve proposal to invest more than $300 million into the Grady Health and Augusta University Health systems.
Facebook accounts are hacked every day. Scammers hope you’re not paying attention because there are two common mistakes that help the bad guys clone or hack someone’s account and annoy all of your friends.
Gov. Brian Kemp says Georgia recorded $21.2 billion in state-tracked business investments, with new and expanding companies committing to create 51,000 jobs.
The lawsuit asks for the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina to declare an unlawful OSHA’s mandate in the 2022 annual adjustment that state civil penalties be at least as great as federal civil penalties.
