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With Joe Biden’s inauguration as president two days away now, National Guard troops from across the country — including Georgia and South Carolina — are flocking to D.C. to help with security.

Martin Luther King Junior Day is known as a day of service when communities look to improve themselves through public action.

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

Fire crews find materials smoking outside Belevedere Elementary and check out a report of smoke in Augusta near Gordon Highway and Milledgeville Road.

With stress from COVID-19, the storming of the capitol, and a presidency about to change hands, neuropsychologist Dr. Jeremy Hertza says it’s important to talk with your kids if you think they’re feeling out of sorts. He says it’s all about asking the right questions.

Fortunately, officials say no one was inside at the time of the fire, and no one was injured.

Library officials are attributing the extended closure to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office says they’ve been made aware of a social media post and text message that has been circulating.

People across the CSRA gather to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The South Carolina Hospital Association issued a statement concerning the amount of COVID vaccinations being distributed to hospitals around the Palmetto State.

Investigators tell News 12 they have obtained warrant on Darry Jackson Redding of Windsor, SC for involuntary manslaughter, posession of a weapon during a violent crime, and failure to stop for blue lights and siren.

Agents of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division arrested an off-duty captain with the Fairfax Police Department, SLED reported.

You can see images of Martin Luther King Jr. in almost every city in America.

A White House report on the coronavirus in South Carolina shows that the spread and number of cases have not slowed down.

The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) said they are receiving offers from medical professionals and other individuals looking for ways to help with the COVID-19 vaccination response.

The Georgia Department of Labor has paid more than $16.8 billion in benefits to unemployed Georgians since the beginning of the pandemic.

Friends and family of an Edgefield County teen, Ryan White, who was killed over the weekend are remembering a life cut far too short.

Amber Hendrix thought her life was over.

Augusta is filled with history and historical icons, like the Lucy Craft Laney museum. Now one woman who’s been there since the beginning is saying goodbye.

Catch 5 of the 10 black bass species in Georgia to complete the Georgia Bass Slam.

Richmond County students have off Monday for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, but teachers want to make sure they use it as an opportunity to learn.

We’ve learned the suspected reason behind an Aiken 12-year-old’s slaying — and possibly why the man accused of killing him was murdered, too.

Two more signs of the spread of COVID-19 emerged Friday in Augusta.

After a pedestrian was killed in a traffic accident, another vehicle struck the body, the South Carolina Highway Patrol reported Friday.

Due to a continued increase in COVID-19 cases, Wilkes County students will continue learning from home next week.

Three former Aiken County sheriff’s correctional officers have been arrested on suspicion of using excessive force on an inmate.

Pharmacies at two grocery chains that serve the CSRA are offering COVID-19 vaccinations through a partnership with the state of Georgia.

A free app lets unemployment claimants complete their weekly certification and do other tasks from their smartphone.

The coronavirus vaccines have been rolled out unevenly across the U.S., but Georgia and South Carolina have had particularly low inoculation rates, along with some neighbors in the South.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp want to restore more than half of Georgia’s cuts to K-12 education made last year.