Had the fundings not been restored, the local nonprofit would've had to scramble to find $3 million to foot annual expenses.

The Hooters restaurant on Washington Road, just a short walk from the patron entrance to Augusta National Golf Club and at ...

Veterans shouldn't be shoved into private-sector healthcare systems that don't fully understand their unique needs, nurses ...

Watch the Carolina Mudcats (MIL) take on the Augusta GreenJackets (ATL) on MLB and MiLB platforms at 7:05 p.m. ET Wednesday, ...

An ambassador program could supplement police patrols of the downtown area, where merchants have expressed concerns over the ...

Wednesday on NewsChannel 6 at Noon,  Dr. Julie Kurek, a movement specialist in the Neurology Department at Augusta University ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — A new business on Broad Street is making waves in downtown Augusta by addressing a long-standing issue: access ...

The City of Augusta is inviting residents to give feedback on the FY2026 budget by at public input meetings next month.

The Hooters down the road from Augusta National is no longer. Makes you wonder where John Daly will set up shop next.

Augusta commissioners are threatening to revoke business licenses for three low-income apartment complexes. But what would ...

Once every five years, Virginia state code requires that counties update their vision for the future, a document called the ...

After 42 years with North Augusta and almost a century in the fire service, Sgt. David Griffin is retiring. He’ll continue ...