Augusta officials are seeking approval to buy up to $2.4 million in heavy equipment to safety manage and reuse more than one million cubic yards of wood mulch generated after Hurricane Helene.
The City of Augusta joined communities around the world in observing World AIDS Day on Monday.
Drones powerful enough to lift a human have become a routine tool for delivering contraband in Georgia prisons.
Augusta commissioners face another push toward a budget decision Tuesday after weeks of discussion that have yet to produce agreement on new taxes or cuts large enough to close a $21 million shortfall.
Downtown drivers can expect additional road closures in place as Augusta’s downtown streetscape project continues.
One of Augusta’s most valued employee benefits — its generous health insurance coverage — could be getting more expensive.
State lawmakers wrapped up another marathon hearing on Georgia’s election procedures Thursday, ahead of possible legislative changes next year.
Augusta’s Charter Review Committee could take a big step Thursday toward strengthening government transparency and accountability.
The number of students who earn a degree at a public college or university in Georgia keeps rising.
A projected $21 million shortfall means the Augusta Commission faces tough choices as it finalizes the 2026 budget.
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