Augusta GA

Edgefield County’s engineering scene is buzzing this month, with top employers hiring for skilled roles in manufacturing and defense. If you’ve got a background in process, mechanical, or test engineering, these openings are worth a look.

Graniteville, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - A house in Graniteville was heavily damaged after a fire broke out Saturday morning, according to the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office. Fire crews were called to a home on Stephens Road around 10 a.m., authorities said. Everyone inside the house was able to get out...

The 90th edition of the Masters Tournament is set for April 6th-12th, as Washington Road will see a lot more traffic in the days ahead.

Looking for a furry friend to brighten your days? These wonderful dogs in Augusta, GA are ready to find their forever homes. Each one has a unique story and plenty of love to give.

Richmond County’s food scene is buzzing, and local spots are hiring! If you’re looking for flexible hours, friendly teams, and a fun place to work, these openings are worth a look.

A proposed data center near Fort Gordon could take years to completely come online while the project undergoes regulatory oversight. Developer QTS Data Centers has added the $2 billion center known as "Project Eisenhower" to a regional interconnection queue seeking permission to tap into Augusta's power grid,...

Led by Erin Boyleston, MS, RDH, Augusta University’s Dental Hygiene Program has officially moved under the Dental College of Georgia. She shares how the move supports a closer connection between future dentists and dental hygienists as they train side by side. Augusta University’s Dental Hygiene Program is entering...

EVANS, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - The food truck Friday at Evans Towne Center Park marked the end of the work week. People came out for free, providing a boost for vendors going into the weekend. “This is like one of a kind for me, the food that you never see everyday,”...

When Bernadette Kelliher took over the Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity in February 2023, she wanted to increase the number of homes her organization was building in the Augusta area. At the time, volunteers were building one house a year, but she wanted to build 10 houses. “We were doing really...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Protestors gathered in Downtown Augusta on Saturday for the “No Kings” rally. The main group of rallygoers were at the Riverwalk during the afternoon. Organizers said they expected over a thousand people to attend the rally, with roughly 850 registering online beforehand. The event...