Condemned S.C. killer chooses to be executed by firing squad
Condemned South Carolina inmate Brad Sigmon has chosen to die next month by a firing squad. He would be the first U.S. inmate ...
Construction to begin on new trail, pedestrian bridge at Augusta Canal
The Augusta Canal Trail will soon be expanding, making it easier for you to get out and enjoy it.Soon, construction will ...
Augusta paratransit system sees high demand during driver shortage
Augusta has a transit system specifically for our disabled veterans and neighbors who can’t ride normal buses. It’s called ...
Augusta leaders hear a range of comments on tax exemption
Augusta leaders held a public input session on the homestead exemption property tax cap. But not many commissioners were there for the whole time.
Augusta leaders discuss ‘double-edged sword’ of homestead exemption
Augusta leaders held a public input session on the homestead exemption property tax cap. But not many commissioners were there for the whole time.
‘There’s so much more’ ahead for Augusta Tech, exiting chief says
From a difficult start at the dawn of COVID, Dr. Jermaine Whirl has catapulted Augusta Technical College into a destination school. But now he's moving on.
On Valentine’s Day, couples tie the knot for free in Augusta
Love is in the air, and the ink is just beginning to dry for a series of newlyweds who tied the knot this Valentine’s Day.
Augusta families left waiting for answers amid cold-case backlog
Years after her son’s death, one mother refuses to let her child become a statistic. Unfortunately, her son's case is just ...
BUS-ted SYSTEM: Disabled Augustans lack a reliable ride
Five years after COVID became a problem, Augusta officials are still blaming the pandemic and other issues for what some see ...
14 months later, upgrades still not started at Augusta park
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta’s Dyess Park is in desperate need of improvements – and city leaders agree. In November of ...