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This week marks the 50th anniversary of National Small Business Week, a time to celebrate the role small business owners play in our economy and in our community. NBC 26 checked out one local shop to find out how they're using technology to stay competitive. More>>
Georgia's voter registration law requiring proof of citizenship is similar to one in Arizona that has been struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. More>>
South Carolina would borrow up to $500 million for roads and bridges under a tentative budget agreement that a state budget conference committee has reached. The full House and Senate must approve the More>>
At first Glance Sira Kane would appear to be just your Average fun Loving, shy 3rd grader. But at the age of 9, she is Already an accomplished author with not one, but TWO published books.
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Throughout the week, Fort Gordon will test a Land Mobile Radio System that emits a frequency that may cause some of you grief.
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One of Augusta's oldest neighborhoods is getting a face lift after months of delays. The future of an empty lot on Sibley Street is exciting Olde Town neighbors. "An area like this has been neglected More>>
Legislators say a tentative agreement could provide up to $800 million for road and bridge work across South Carolina. More>>
From Farm to Table, the United States Department of Agriculture wants to help you buy local. Plus, parents looking for ways to avoid brain drain have some help this summer! Liz Hill reports. More>>
There are some places in our area to go if you don't have air conditioning and need a relief from the heat. More>>
A ruling from a judge could soon end federal oversight on the Richmond County school system. More>>
Augusta's Pride parade is coming June 21-22. More>>
A panel of House and Senate members is working to reach agreement on the state budget for the fiscal year that starts in two weeks. The budget conference committee is expected to open its meeting Monday afternoon, following behind-the-scenes negotiations.
A South Carolina coroner says a 16-year-old is dead when a sport-utility vehicle flipped on Interstate 20, ejecting several passengers. More>>
States can't require voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before they can use a federal voter registration system designed to make it easier to sign up. That ruling comes today from the Supreme Court. More>>
The justices voted 5-4 Monday in favor of South Carolina residents who objected to solicitations from lawyers to join a lawsuit against car dealers. More>>
One person is dead following a shooting in Jefferson County. It happened just after midnight in front of Apollo Club on East 5th street in Louisville. When officers arrived on scene they found Kenneth More>>
About 20 people were evacuated from the South Carolina Statehouse for about an hour after smoke from an escalator set off alarms. More>>
An autopsy is scheduled Monday for a man who died from a gunshot wound over the weekend. More>>
The YMCA is bringing a new program to Augusta this summer to help local Spanish students remember English in the summer months. Outside games, ice cream sundaes, and improvised plays are activities More>>
This time of year it gets really hot, and that could mean an increase in time spent by the water. But before you jump in, there are some tips you need to know that could make the difference in life or More>>
The University of South Carolina is marking the renovation of Booker T. Washington High School, once the largest public high school for blacks in the state. More>>
Herman Lapatrick BrownThe suspect wanted in Monday night's shooting on 3rd Avenue in Augusta is in custody. More>>
Clemson police continue to investigate the vandalism to Howard's Rock, the touchstone that the Tigers rub before heading down into Death Valley before each home football game. More>>
A year into Georgia's new metal theft law, crime is on a sharp decline. Before the law, 50 to 70 air conditioning unit break-ins were reported in Richmond County during peak months. But now that the metal More>>
"Cruizin for Carlos" is a car and motorcycle show and ride aimed at helping raise money for 9- year old Carlos Garth who's battling Leukemia. It all came about from some classmates who heard about Carlos' More>>
A panel of House and Senate members is working to reach agreement on the state budget for the fiscal year that starts in two weeks.
A panel of House and Senate members is working to reach agreement on the state budget for the fiscal year that starts in two weeks.
The budget conference committee is expected to open its meeting Monday afternoon, following behind-the-scenes negotiations.
A panel of House and Senate members is working to reach agreement on the state budget for the fiscal year that starts in two weeks.
A panel of House and Senate members is working to reach agreement on the state budget for the fiscal year that starts in two weeks.
The budget conference committee is expected to open its meeting Monday afternoon, following behind-the-scenes negotiations.
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