Food prices worried most voters, but Trump’s plans likely won’t lower their grocery bills
Economists say there’s very little a president can do in the short term to get grocery prices down since sustained declines ...
Ga. lawmakers listen to budget needs from Department of Corrections
Georgia lawmakers are taking a deeper dive into funding options to reduce overcrowding, violence, and safety concerns within ...
Augusta Animal Services offers free adoptions due to high kill rate
Augusta Animal Services has been offering free adoptions and will continue to do so for at least the next month to help every ...
22-year-old arrested after allegedly firing shots, injuring 1
A 22-year-old has been arrested after allegedly shooting a victim in the leg with a gun on Wednesday, according to arrest ...
2 charged with arson in Edgefield County abandoned home fire
Two suspects have been charged with arson in connection to an abandoned home fire early Wednesday morning, according to the ...
Want to work at the Masters? Job expo scheduled today
The Masters Tournament is hosting a local job expo Thursday from 3-6 p.m. at the HUB for Community Innovation, 631 Chafee Ave ...
Hurricane Helene aid: What to clock as the clock ticks
Law enforcement officers have been in the area of John Rivers Road and Roosevelt Highway in Fairburn since late Wednesday ...
Beech Island water main break leads to boil advisory
Officials advised customers in the Beech Island area of a boil water advisory after a main break, we learned Thursday.
Georgia officer shot, K9 killed after 2-county chase
Law enforcement officers have been in the area of John Rivers Road and Roosevelt Highway in Fairburn since late Wednesday ...
Giuliani’s lawyers seek to exit from Georgians’ defamation case
Attorneys representing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani filed motions Wednesday to withdraw from a defamation case ...
Fani Willis set to push ahead with Georgia charges against Trump
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is now preparing for a second term, after an explosive first four years as the ...
Ga. elections chief wants to see state’s reforms repeated nationwide
Brad Raffensperger urges Congress to adopt a federal framework that, he said, “upholds the standards of transparency, security, and integrity demonstrated in Georgia.