Fatal accident in Edgefield County
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
Jury selection begins for mom in slaying of Ga. toddler Quinton Simon
Leilani Simon, the former Burke County resident accused of killing her toddler Quinton and discarding his body in a dumpster, made an appearance in court.
Edgefield County Coroner’s Office responds to crash near Currytown Road
The Edgefield County Coroner’s Office says they have responded to an accident in the Whispering Woods subdivision off of ...
Meet 5-year-old Ryan Dial, who’s now 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 ...
Florida hurricane evacuees are finding shelter in Georgia
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
An update on lawsuit against the Georgia Election Board
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
YMCA is working hard to keep families fed after Helene
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
Kemp extends state of emergency for local counties hit by Helene
Gov. Brian Kemp once again extended the state of emergency in Georgia after Hurricane Helene ripped through the CSRA on Sept. 27.
YMCA is working hard to keep families fed after Hurricane Helene
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta has stepped in to help feed families and children.
Augusta lifts overnight curfew that was imposed after Helene
Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson said Wednesday an overnight curfew has been lifted. He said the city has been able to do that because so many more traffic signals are back on now.
North Augusta community continues to rebuild after damage from 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.
Groups offer mobile meals across Augusta for those in need
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 from near and far to feed thousands.