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An Augusta grandmother was arrested over the weekend for housing children in deplorable conditions.

We can no longer count Maine as a safe place.

The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed that they are assisting in the search for Robert Card, the suspected mass shooter who killed 18 people and injured others.

Funds raised for Golden Harvests Its Spooky to be Hungry campaign will be doubled throughout the end of October after a generous donation pledge from an Aiken couple.

If adopted, the rule would require 82% of new cars to be electric by model year 2032.

This is a misconception of sustainable infrastructure and development. Solar is not a developing technology. In fact, it’s already here and is absolutely ready for primetime in Athens, at Clarke

AUGUSTA — A chance to enter the commercial scallop fishery awaits eight future scallop draggers and four divers in the state lottery that opened Oct. 16. The deadline to send

One woman was injured in a shooting Sunday on Richwood Drive in Augusta.

Tim Maund arrived in Augusta in 1962, tasked with encouraging regionally focused community development. His agency's successes still resonate today.

Retail rival Aaron's bought BrandsMart in 2022 with plans to reinvigorate and expand.