Augusta GA

Due to the severe weather threat across the area, several places in the CSRA are operating on adjusted schedules.

History, community, and creativity all take center stage this Juneteenth weekend in Augusta. Both the Augusta Museum of History and Augusta Technical College will be celebrating the holiday with their own events, while the Augusta Anime-Fest offers a full day of family-friendly fandom. Whether you're commemorating the

Aiken County Public School District approved funding last week for safety improvements at Redcliffe Elementary School, part of a broader effort to enhance security across the district.

A man charged with DUI manslaughter in a Jacksonville Beach crash last year has pleaded guilty and was sentenced to prison time. Robin McAlarney, a former Columbia County, Georgia, resident, was sentenced to 11 years in prison, followed by two years of probation. McAlarney will also be required to attend...

Jennifer ("Jenn") Mooneyham, PA-C, is a dedicated physician assistant with a passion for dermatology and skin cancer prevention. She began her career as a physician assistant in Aiken, South Carolina, in 2023, bringing with her more than a decade of dermatology experience from prior roles as a medical assistant and his

County records show Laura Grove was fired after officials learned she had been on paid administrative leave while under investigation for alleged unprofessional conduct.

The Richmond County School System confirmed officials are monitoring conditions from Tropical Storm Arthur, and is announcing changes to the schedule.

VAUCLUSE, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - Some customers of the Valley Public Service Authority water system will face an interruption of service Monday from about 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. It’s necessary to perform system maintenance. Once water service is restored, customers who experienced an interruption or low water pressure should.

AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF)- The 16th annual Augusta Pride festival is just a week and a half away. This year there are a few big changes because of the construction in downtown Augusta. One of the biggest is a change of location. “We have relocated the festival, both the ‘Beats on Broad’ and the Augusta Pride […]

An Augusta man has been sentenced to nearly 6 years in federal prison on an illegal firearm charge, according to the United States Department of Justice on Wednesday.