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Magnolia Court shooting survivor speaks out for first time

“Life has given me, thrown me a big curve ball and I can’t seem to get back on my feet,” Turner said.

Beef import order helps consumers but hurts farmers, Ga. rancher says

A Screven County cattle producer says President Donald Trump’s executive order to import 300,000 metric tons of beef is already hurting his bott…

Both men who helped dispose of Jamilla Smith’s body sentenced

The two men accused of helping dispose of Jamilla Smith’s body have both been sentenced, court records show.

Police dept. gets backlash for post about man allegedly pocketing $30 he found at Walmart

A police department in Georgia has received backlash over the last week regarding a social media post about an investigation.

Funding decision could decide fate of Ga. Medicaid alternative

Georgia Pathways, the state’s alternative to fully expanding Medicaid, could end at the end of the year if the federal government rejects Georgi…

Rabies exposures rise in the CSRA as treatment costs fall on patients

Individual shots alone cost more than $400 before emergency room fees, according to data gathered from the CDC and the Department of Public Heal…

Augusta man among three indicted by federal grand jury

An Augusta man is among three people indicted in August by a federal grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia.

Doctors describe Gaza health care crisis at S.C. discussion

Five doctors who recently returned from medical missions in Gaza shared their experiences with Lowcountry community members on Sunday.

USC Aiken celebrates growth at second annual Downtown Takeover

The event gave staff, students and neighbors a chance to gather and celebrate the community.

Savannah firefighters push for cancer screening amid forever chemical concerns

Savannah’s fire department has changed uniform regulations to limit exposure to PFAs, or forever chemicals, found in firefighter gear. The Savan…

Finding Solutions: Rescue dogs find new life through prison fostering program

In just over two years, the program has adopted out more than 120 dogs.

McMaster completes review of delayed state budget, highlights tax relief and infrastructure funding

Gov. Henry McMaster completed his review of South Carolina’s state budget Monday, more than six weeks into the fiscal year after lawmakers final…

Local shelters see more unhoused residents amid extreme heat

As temperatures climb across the CSRA, shelters serving the unhoused population say they’re seeing more people seek relief from the heat.

Raccoon tests positive for rabies after biting someone in Columbia County

A raccoon tested positive for rabies after it bit someone last week at Blanchard Woods Park in Evans.

Miami landlord disputes knowledge of Pace Corners business license issue

A Miami landlord says he was not aware his Augusta apartment complex was operating without a business license, but an open records request obtai…

Edgefield federal prison inmate dies, 3rd death reported this year

An inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution Edgefield died Monday after being found unresponsive at the facility, according to the Bureau…

Officials: ‘Tomb raiders’ on the run in Southeast after stealing cremated remains

The SBI is searching the Southeast for three Florida ‘tomb raiders’ accused of breaking into cemeteries across nine states to steal cremated rem…

Mercer University welcomes largest incoming class in school history

Mercer University is welcoming its largest incoming class in school history, with more than 1,100 students.