Augusta's finalist for new fire chief is Antonio Burden, who's now deputy chief of professional services and community risk reduction in DeKalb County.
The decision to swiftly release the video was a departure from protocol as the force faces immense scrutiny from the public following a series of recent high-profile police killings.
People are still gathering tonight in Minneapolis at the intersection where George Floyd lost his life. Today a jury decided he was murdered by a police officer.
After raising more than $1 million in gifts last fall, Augusta University’s Augusta Gives campaign already took a huge step toward breaking that record with just one gift.
Michael DeWayne Hampton, 21, of Augusta has been charged with injuring a 1-year-old victim who is reportedly receiving treatment for a burn to the leg and bleeding on his brain.
Graduating school is a great accomplishment on its own. But Indya Coleman's record of never missing one single day along the way is even more impressive.
You may have received a text message supposedly from USPS with a link asking you to confirm details about a delivery or package, but experts say don’t take the bait.
Carowinds will hold a “Welcome Back Weekend” on May 15 and 16 after closing last year due to the pandemic. The park announced in January that it would reopen for 2021.
The Fort Gordon Historical Museum Society rallies support to secure a new home for the Fort Gordon Museum to preserve the history of army communications.
The I-TEAM is uncovering new information about the Columbia County businessman accused in federal court of orchestrating a Masters fraud to the tune of $2.5 million.
Georgia Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee during a hearing Tuesday where he discussed the right to vote in Georgia and across the country.
The March 26 storms in Coweta County and across south Atlanta resulted in more than 4,000 individual home and auto claims and more than $75 million in total losses, according to data.
The Palmetto State Teachers Association says members of the South Carolina Senate Finance Committee have proposed funding a $1,000 pay raise with part of the year’s budget surplus.
Pharmacy technicians in Orangeburg worry the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause will increase vaccine hesitancy in the community and other rural places across South Carolina.
Veteran Herbert Kado lost the Army ring his late wife bought him, but a routine trip to a local gas station lands it into the hands of a complete stranger, who returns it.
Commissioners are set to resume in-person meetings next month under new COVID-19 safety guidelines for both commissioners and guests. But today's meeting is virtual.
President Joe Biden is making a virtual visit to the Palmetto State to get a virtual tour of electric bus and battery manufacturer Proterra in Greenville..
Some South Carolina residents on unemployment benefits are already running into problems meeting a renewed requirement to prove they’re looking for work.
The Shepeard Community Blood Center is always in need of more blood donations. We’ve got you covered with a complete list of upcoming blood drives taking place locally this week.
When COVID canceled Steven Creek Elementary’s annual fifth-grade field trip, some parents decided to plan their own, but not every student was invited.
