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Augusta County murder trial set to begin Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Augusta County murder trial set to begin Tuesday

A Crimora man who claimed his gun went off during a struggle with his wife — resulting in her being shot multiple times — goes on trial Tuesday.

Crimora killing: Suspect claims gun went off during struggle - Vimarsana News

Crimora killing: Suspect claims gun went off during struggle

New information in a 2021 Crimora killing shows a man charged with murder in his wife's killing claims the gun went off during a struggle.

Trial date set for suspect charged in death of Augusta County girl - Vimarsana News

Trial date set for suspect charged in death of Augusta County girl

Charged with murder in the death of a 3-year-old toddler, on Wednesday, Candy J. Royer, 42, had her trial date set in Augusta Circuit Court.

Augusta Judicial Circuit split preparations begun - Vimarsana News

Augusta Judicial Circuit split preparations begun

While a court hearing this month could block the Augusta Judicial Circuit split, those who have to implement the changes are making plans now.

Newton senator requests study of Alcovy Judicial Circuit caseload, cost of proposed split - Vimarsana News

Newton senator requests study of Alcovy Judicial Circuit caseload, cost of proposed split

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Newton senator requests study of Alcovy Judicial Circuit caseload, cost of proposed split Says legislative action likely to be pushed to 2022 session as Crossover Day looms The Georgia State Capitol. - photo by David Clemons COVINGTON, Ga. — State Sen. Brian Strickland, R-McDonough, said he wanted two types of studies to be conducted before the possibility ...