Steve Byerly

The Augusta Utilities Department has lifted the boil water advisory issued on Monday for customers in Augusta-Richmond County.

Augusta Transit has responded to News 12′s questions about why it shut down bus service in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

The city posted online that it is “actively collaborating” with agencies. News 12 is pushing for more specific evidence.

With Georgia Power restoring electric service to almost everyone who lost it during Hurricane Helene, Jefferson Energy continues to make progress.

Newly released records show the reprimands and discipline received by two Richmond County School System police officers at the center of a test cheating scandal – as well as the text messages that were used to carry out the cheating.

Gunshots brought an end to the Laney-Westside game, even as many players hope to catch the eyes of college recruiters so they can build a better future for themselves.

April Evalyn Short was charged with premeditated murder in the death of her 11-month-old son on post.

The Augusta Canal Authority and developers are involved in lawsuits over two mill renovation projects in Augusta.

Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force investigators with the Aiken Department of Public Safety arrested Charles Richard Wilson.

Dozens of young offenders ran amok at the Augusta Regional Youth Detention Center, stealing items, causing damage and attacking other inmates, a report says.