‘What are we gonna do?’: S.C. school voucher decision wrecks plans
A plan to allow lower-income families in South Carolina to send their children to private schools using state dollars will not be revived, for now.
North Augusta community continues to rebuild after Helene
In North Augusta, leaders say their focus is on getting the area back to normal. Officials came together to tour the area on Wednesday and said it’s important to stick together at a time like this.
Milton could knock down weakened trees in CSRA, experts warn
Authorities are reminding local residents that wind gusts from Hurricane Milton could bring down some trees already weakened by Hurricane Helene nearly two weeks ago.
YMCA working to keep families fed across the CSRA
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
On the road with FEMA as staff goes into community
FEMA representatives are still on the ground in Augusta helping people fill out applications for recovery efforts after ...
Red Cross brings meals where they're needed after Helene
Some people in the hardest-hit areas have gone almost two weeks without a hot meal. So, the Red Cross is hitting the road and bringing in helpers.
Meet the 5-year-old boy who became an honorary lineman
Augusta has one more honorary lineman. Meet Ryan Dial, who was on a walk with his mom in their neighborhood and ran into some linemen from Texas.
On the road with FEMA as staff goes out into the community
FEMA representatives are still on the ground in Augusta helping people fill out applications for recovery efforts after ...
Some Hurricane Helene aid sites are still open in the CSRA
FEMA representatives are still on the ground in Augusta helping people fill out applications for recovery efforts after ...
Judge tosses Kemp lawsuit over Ga. Election Board flap
Civil rights groups said Helene's devastation severely limits Georgia voters’ ability to register for the upcoming ...
Many former inmates don’t know of their voting rights in Georgia
As get-out-the-vote efforts ramp up across the swing state, advocates have a hard time reaching those who are formerly incarcerated.
S.C. school voucher decision wrecks some parents' plans
A plan to allow lower-income families in South Carolina to send their children to private schools using state dollars will not be revived, for now.