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The magic is back at Walt Disney World, but for fewer hours a day.

Be prepared to pay more for UPS shipping this holiday season.

Classes are back in session today for students at Augusta University.

Today is the first day of school in Columbia County for middle and high school students learning from home.

When North Carolina was hit by its strongest earthquake in a century, residents of the CSRA shook, too. And it wasn’t the first time.

The Georgia high school where viral photos showed hallways packed with people will temporarily close for cleaning after multiple staff and students tested positive for the coronavirus.

Georgians head to the polls Tuesday for in-person voting in the primary runoff election. Here are the key things you need to know.

Get a look at continuously updated COVID-19 statistics of interest in the CSRA.

SCHP is investigating after an accident with injuries on Augusta Road.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office confirms one person was killed after a crash on Mike Padgett Hwy. early Sunday morning.

History was the main topic at Saturday’s protest at the Confederate monument downtown. The statue has been downtown for almost 150 years now, but it seems even after so long it’s still dividing Augusta; one side wanting to preserve history, and the other wanting to let go of the past.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and Louisville Police Department are investigating a shooting that took place in downtown Louisville Saturday night.

The United States Geological Survey is reporting a 5.1 magnitude earthquake just outside of Sparta, North Carolina Sunday morning made its way down to the CSRA.

The GBI was requested by GSP to investigate a deadly officer-involved shooting Friday.

Two guys with more than 60 years of golf experience combined are bringing that experience to Aiken, South Carolina -- with training and technology you can't get anywhere else.

The deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor put civil rights back into national headlines, but the fight for equality was there long before.

Mayor Hardie Davis has tapped 11 people to come up with a plan regarding several of the city’s monuments, buildings, and streets that honor Confederate military officers.

The Columbia County School District has confirmed another positive COVID-19 case at a district high school.

A woman backing out of her driveway is being charged with homicide by vehicle following a crash that killed another woman.

The Savannah River Site said that as of Friday morning, there had been a total of 302 cases of COVID-19 among its workforce of more than 11,000.

With the continuing rise of COVID-19 cases in Georgia, state Department of Public Health and emergency officials are opening a “mega testing” site in Atlanta.

A small plane was destroyed in a crash near the Allendale County Airport, but the two people inside it survived.

A pair of Grovetown residents arrested last year on child pornography charged have been indicted by the federal government.

A wreck Thursday night south of Aiken sent five people to a hospital and hindered traffic on U.S. 1 for a time.

Five-year-old Wilburt Coleman has been going door-to door, giving care packages to families with essential workers and those most vulnerable to the virus.

The film “Armed With Knowledge” portrays Noah, a preteen boy that ends up making a bad decision, leading to prison for illegal firearm possession

Masks will be required on South Carolina school buses this year and they’ll be capped at 67 percent capacity.

Aerisolis Hermandez realized her true gift was cooking and she wanted to bring something new to the Augusta area, so she opened The Crazy Empanada.

Today is the last day of early voting in the Georgia primary runoffs.

Separate motions have been filed in court requesting bonds for Travis and Gregory McMichael, two of three suspects charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery in February in Glynn County.