Powderhouse Connector Project promises traffic alleviation
Officials broke ground on the Powderhouse Connector Project which promises to make the traffic along Aiken’s main artery more ...
With days left in Georgia’s legislative session, big bills see major changes
With only days to go until the end of the legislative session in Georgia, lawmakers are scrambling to get their bills passed.
Special Olympics brings happiness to North Augusta
More than 500 people stepped outside to enjoy the beautiful Friday weather and compete in the Special Olympics games.
‘Everything they need to thrive’: New middle school coming to North Augusta
New middle school coming to North Augusta ...
Augusta Univeristy launching sexual assault awareness project
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and a local campaign at Augusta University is helping educate people on how they can ...
SLED charges a man with sexual exploitation of a minor
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) charged Brandon Kyle Brown, 39, with Sexual Exploitation of a Minor.
Atlanta shatters pollen count record, rising far above ‘extreme’ standards
On Saturday, Atlanta Allergy & Asthma, the city’s largest allergy group, recorded a pollen count of 14,801. That’s the highest ever recorded locally, with the former record being 9,368 in March 2012.
Daily forecast | From First Alert Chief Meteorologist Riley Hale
We have issued a First Alert for Monday, 3/31 for the chance for strong to severe storms. Storms look most likely from late ...
North Augusta man charged with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A North Augusta man has been charged with five counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in the second degree, according to Aiken County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s ...
Georgia’s Brian Kemp would tie for the nation’s top-paid governor under a pay-raise proposal
The measure would raise Kemp’s pay from the $182,000 he made in the budget year that ended June 30 to $250,000.
Daily forecast | From First Alert Meteorologist Chris Still
FIRST ALERT Monday for chance of severe thunderstorms. Staying warm and dry Saturday then rain returns Sunday.
Medical examiner: Man killed during Atlanta homeless encampment sweep died from blunt force trauma
The medical examiner’s report noted that Taylor suffered a large abrasion to his hip, a “widely displaced fracture” to his pelvis and several lacerations to his body.