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(July 14, 2023) This week, 80 years ago, elements of the British 5th Infantry Division wrested control of the 700-year-old Sicilian city of Augusta from the Napoli Division commanded by

ATLANTA -- The phone kept ringing in Jesse Price’s home early on April 4. His wife answered, then screamed. “Camryn has been shot in the head,” she told her husband.

Last month, when the U.S. Supreme Court decided the case on affirmative action in college admissions, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a stinging dissent that included a litany of harms

AUGUSTA — Governor Janet Mills vetoed a bill she had earlier submitted that outlined the permitting process for an offshore wind port facility after amendments added on the Senate floor

A traffic stop in Augusta has resulted in the seizure of illegal drugs, and charges against one man.

An Augusta, Georgia man was arrested and charged by the South Carolina Attorney Generals Office with sexual exploitation of a minor.

That level with the oil. we all know that, but that doesnt excuse what they did to us on september 11th. and we were not asking the pga tour to hold them accountable. were asking them to stop allowing them to sports wash away the sins they committed on this country and that they killed nearly 3,000 americans on american soil and that the pga team is now giving them a much larger platform to wash away their sins. and i think they have the nerve to say today that the governor he just wants a membe...

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A homeless person in Augusta was killed in a shootout with a Richmond County deputy Saturday morning, according to authorities.

Maine lawmakers failed Thursday to override the governor's veto of a bill that would have expanded the sovereignty of Native American tribes in the state by ensuring more federal laws apply to them. It's a defeat for the tribes, which are bound by a land claims settlement that puts them on different footing then the nation's other 570 federally recognized tribes. Both chambers had voted to enact the bill with big-enough majorities to override the veto, but some House members bac...