A newly compiled report on Augusta’s active leases reveals a complex web of long-term agreements involving city facilities, parks and government operations.
A class action lawsuit filed by more than 200 Piedmont Healthcare retirees moves forward after a federal judge declined to dismiss a key part of their case.
A man accused of setting fire to two historic buildings on Broad Street and bragging about it remains behind bars after a Richmond County judge set his bond at $45,000.
Construction along Broad Street is set to ramp up as a new phase of construction begins Monday.
by Dave Williams | Mar 19, 2021 | Capitol Beat News Service ATLANTA – Legislative Democrats and advocates for low-income Georgians say the state should...
by Dave Williams | Mar 19, 2021 | Capitol Beat News Service ATLANTA – The first of two new nuclear reactors being built at Georgia...
A large-scale project to reduce lead hazards in Augusta homes has been finalized. The proposal from Augusta’s Housing and Community...
State lawmakers passed a tax credit increase Thursday for foster parents in Georgia to incentivize more adoptions, advancing a key...
State lawmakers passed an income-tax cut for Georgians on Thursday that aims to give taxpayers relief amid the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Along Peach Orchard Road north of I:520, there are several redeveloped sites including a Chick-fil-a, Starbucks, and Dunkin Donuts. This...
The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement has released its “report card” for school districts across the state for the 2018...
WASHINGTON — More than 70 million Americans and about 2 million Georgians have received at least one dose of a...
COVID-19 liability protections for Georgia businesses and hospitals are set to be extended into the summer of 2022 after legislation cleared...
A $50 million mixed-use apartment project is moving forward but with some minor modifications. The address for the project is...
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