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The Richmond County School System's FY2026 budget was approved, but concerns were raised about increased travel expenses for board members, with one member arguing that funding should focus on staff and teachers instead. Read more: theaugustapress.com/richmond-count…

As temperatures soar to dangerous levels, cooling centers across Augusta/Richmond County and Grovetown are offering a safe place to escape the heat—find a nearby location to stay cool and protected. Read more: theaugustapress.com/cooling-center…

Starting this fall, Georgia public schools will reintroduce cursive writing, a skill many thought was a thing of the past, as part of new state standards for elementary education. Read more: theaugustapress.com/they-may-be-fa…

The University of South Carolina Aiken is leading the way in cybersecurity innovation with its new Regional Security Operations Center, providing vital services to local organizations while offering hands-on training to students in the field. Read more: theaugustapress.com/uscas-regional…

The Augusta National continues to impress with swift, community-driven projects, including the renovation of the Augusta Municipal Golf Course to elevate local experiences and provide training for future professionals in a variety of fields. Read more: theaugustapress.com/editorial-the-…

A local Augusta building long thought to be a historic Black theater has a much more fascinating past, as Scott Hudson shares its true story of business and community life in the early 1900s. Read more: theaugustapress.com/something-you-…

Juan Soto’s two homers and a rare surge from the Mets’ bottom of the lineup powered New York past the Braves for their first win against Atlanta this season. Read more: theaugustapress.com/soto-hits-2-ho…

A 10-year-old girl was shot and killed late Wednesday night inside her Beech Island home, prompting an intense investigation by local and state authorities. theaugustapress.com/girl-10-is-fat…

Richard Bland is skipping his U.S. Senior Open title defense at the Broadmoor to chase LIV Golf points in Dallas — here’s who’s teeing it up in his absence. Read more: theaugustapress.com/richard-bland-…

A months-long investigation by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Division led to the arrest of a suspected drug trafficker and the seizure of a large quantity of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine from an Augusta hotel room. theaugustapress.com/pounds-of-fent…

An Augusta man has been sentenced to life in prison plus 75 years for killing his new girlfriend last year and leaving her body in their home with her young daughters. theaugustapress.com/sentenced-augu…

The Augusta Commission voted to give Bon Air and Richmond Summit’s owner until November to improve safety and living conditions or risk losing business licenses—after months of violence and neighbor complaints. Read more: theaugustapress.com/commission-war…

Augusta Regional Airport shared plans to expand operations and improve service as it prepares for record Masters traffic and new airline partnerships. Read more: theaugustapress.com/augusta-region…

Columbia County honored 39 summer school graduates Thursday, celebrating perseverance and new beginnings in a heartfelt ceremony. Read more: theaugustapress.com/columbia-count…

A mild winter led to a surge in ticks across the CSRA this year, prompting experts to urge vigilance as cases of tick-borne illnesses—including rare but deadly infections—continue to surface. Read more: theaugustapress.com/surge-in-tick-…

The United Way of the CSRA’s VITA program helped local families claim over $66,000 in tax refunds this season while saving an estimated $21,600 in preparation fees, thanks to dedicated volunteers and Wells Fargo’s support. Read more: theaugustapress.com/united-ways-vi…

A federal judge blocked Georgia’s 2024 social media law, ruling it likely violated free speech while placing heavy burdens on users statewide — learn why this case matters. Read more: theaugustapress.com/federal-judge-…

Executives representing Georgia Power and the state’s energy regulating agency Thursday defended the utility’s plan to freeze rates against accusations that the temporary pause won’t stop customer bills from increasing. theaugustapress.com/psc-hears-geor…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that South Carolina and other states could bar Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood, shifting power over such decisions to state leaders. Read more: theaugustapress.com/supreme-court-…

In this week's Dine and Dish food review, ten-year-old London Young shares why Mai Thai in Evans became her go-to spot — and why she thinks kids of all ages should give it a try. Read more: theaugustapress.com/dine-and-dish-…