Augusta News

About 20 members of NBC Augusta's storm spotter team spent part of their Saturday touring the National Weather Service Forecast Office.

WJBF News Channel 6 has confirmed that the Wachovia Bank, on Wheeler Road has been robbed.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man who carjacked a woman in Augusta, on August 11th, on the 1300 block of Merry Street, around 1:19 a.m. Investigators say a black male approached a woman as she was exiting her vehicle in the driveway of her residence, located on the 1300 Block of Merry Street.

AUGUSTA, Ga.- The Augusta Solicitor's Office is looking into whether community activist Woody Merry violated a court agreement.

State Sen. Ed Tarver's next job is a done deal. The full U.S. Senate has confirmed him as the new U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.

What does Augusta want? The recent Augusta Commission elections had my heart pounding in ways that resembled a caffeine-driven, anxiety-induced, pre-exam, all-night study session.

Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 2:26 p.m. Tickets are on sale now for the Augusta City Classic, formerly known as the CSRA Classic, which will be held Saturday at Laney Stadium.

Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 5:42 p.m. The criminal case against an Augusta man accused of breaking into the home of an 85-year-old woman and robbing her at gunpoint was dismissed Thursday.

Augusta's historic Harrisburg neighborhood is getting a $100 million investment on Broad Street.

There were some long lines, as the H1N1 vaccine shots become available in the Augusta area.

Colder days and nights mean cranking up the heat, but it comes at a cost. For many, that price is too high.

Last year, 12 contestants lost more than 1,000 pounds together. This year, NBC Augusta's Biggest Loser is back with 12 new hopefuls and a new first: a mother and son will be competing on opposing teams.

AUGUSTA, Ga. - Election results are in from all across Georgia-Carolina. In the Augusta Commission District 1, Matt Aitken and Bill Fennoy head to a runoff on Dec.

It's election day across the CSRA, and the polls have not been very busy...city, county and school races are on the ballot.

Some big bucks are on the way to Augusta's bus system thanks to the stimulus bill.

Hundreds of runners braved a chilly start Sunday for Augusta's half marathon. The second year of the annual race took people out of downtown, along Walton Way, around Lake Olmsted and then back into town on the Calhoun Expressway.

A sign of the times, even a regular polling place is sitting out Tuesday's election.

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A British documentary filmed about an Augusta grandmother accused of hiring a hit man to kill her fourth husband will air on the BBC next week.

Melrose drive has suffered its second water main break in a matter of months causing neighbors to go without water early Friday evening.