A high school ring was found shortly after it was lost, but it took over 15 years to finally found who it belonged too.

An Augusta woman says a man she did not know climbed through her window and raped her. Now Darrell Oliver is behind bars.

Stacey Abrams announced on Wednesday afternoon she will be running for the governor of Georgia in 2022.

An Amber Alert has been issued in Georgia for Cataleya Marie Buttrom, 2, who was abducted from Atlanta on Wednesday.

A slave market is still sitting in Jefferson County more than 250 years later. And the plans to move it out of Louisville are on pause. Community activists are hosting a boycott until it’s moved out of town or demolished.

$1 million for new sculptures, $3 million for three new fire stations – all allocated by the city back in 2015. But progress is nowhere near complete. City leaders are launching a new tool they hope will help push these projects back in the spotlight.

The city of Augusta officially declared December 1 World Aids Day in the city. It’s an issue that hits close to home. Augusta ranks sixth for highest rates of STD among U.S. cities.

Baking and Christmas pretty much go hand and hand and what better way to celebrate than rooting for two local bakers on a national stage?

A new report details that from last year to this year, nearly 7,000 educators left their teaching jobs across the state. South Carolina educators cited a number of reasons for leaving the profession.

The portfolio of TV stations for Gray serves 113 local markets reaching approximately 36 percent of U.S. television households. It is now the nation’s second largest television broadcaster in terms of revenues.

A former Berkeley County school teacher says she was forced to resign after posting a video about mask requirements on social media.

Parking tickets at New Mexico State University are cheap. In fact, getting out of them costs just a jar of peanut butter and now the school is waiving the tickets for those who donate several jars.