Larry King, the suspenders-sporting everyman whose broadcast interviews with world leaders, movie stars and ordinary Joes helped define American conversation for a half-century, died Saturday. He was 87.
All Augusta Library branches will be closed to the public, effective immediately, due to COVID-19. All branches will be moving back to Phase One curbside pickup.
Governor Brian P. Kemp has signed an order to ease requirements and allow more medically trained professionals to safely administer the COVID-19 vaccine.
Georgia is dealing with a jury trial backup that court officials say could take years to fix. But here locally, the courts are hoping to be done in half that time.
Mayor Hardie Davis, Jr. joined 300 of the nation’s mayors in signing a letter urging Congress to pass President Biden’s aggressive $1.9 trillion COVID Relief Plan.
Yesterday, President Joe Biden signed into law the required wearing of face masks, covering the nose and mouth, on federal property and public transportation.
Alvin Hester, the man accused of killing Investigator Cecil Ridley during a weapons search at a gas station, entered a not guilty plea on Friday morning.
After more than 40 years, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office has identified the remains of two victims that were shot to death and found off Interstate 95 on Aug. 9, 1976.
A delay in stimulus payments has left many Americans anxious, wondering when their check is coming to help cope with the financial strain left by COVID-19.
The Shepeard Blood Center is partnering with the James Brown Arena to host a blood drive, to held the center get closer to overcoming the local blood shortage.
With an aging population, and more than a quarter of all COVID-related deaths coming from nursing homes, more people are choosing home care for their loved ones.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says parents who are home caregivers of medically fragile or severely disabled children can now get a COVID-19 shot.
Local lawmaker gets a high-profile role among Republicans critical of election rules after Democrats won Georgia’s U.S. Senate seats and presidential race.
An Augusta-based judge told Georgia lawmakers it could take up to three years for the state to dig out of a backlog of jury trials delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
President Joe Biden discussed the importance of unifying the country during his inaugural address, and it’s something Congressman and House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, D-SC, believes the new president will reach across party lines to do.
South Carolina is ranked 50th in the country in terms of vaccines distributed by the federal government, while although statistics have improved in Georgia, the state still trails leading peers.
