Though the D-Day invasion has gone down in history, the U.S. Army's 4th Motorized Infantry Division's unique and experimental past is less well known.

Jim Lorraine, the new executive director of the CSRA Wounded Warrior Care Project, wants the federal government to be better for the sake of the American veteran.

Don’t let the high temperatures this week fool you; officials are predicting more moderate summer highs for the next three months.

Throughout many wars over two long centuries, Americans who died for their nation all share a common bond, Fort Gordon's garrison commander told veterans groups Monday.

Before forecasters had Doppler radar and satellite imaging, they had barometers, rain gauges and wind vanes at a downtown Augusta office.

A federal judge sentenced a Keysville man Monday to 57 months in prison on charges that he impersonated an Army soldier.

With a new and lesser-known crop of actors and heroes swooping into movie theaters this summer, local comic book stores aren't expecting a heroic spike in new enthusiasts.

Calling the building "inspiring" and its namesake a "trailblazer," U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas dedicated the new Augusta Judicial Center and John H. Ruffin Jr. Courthouse.

While discourse in American society seems to be growing coarser and angrier, the Supreme Court remains a bastion of respectful disagreement, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said.

Taliaferro County Sheriff Marc Richards faulted the actions of a veteran of his office for the escape by an inmate charged with two murders that started a three-county car chase.

The owner of Tipsey McStumbles in Augusta filed a federal lawsuit against the Aiken bar of the same name claiming theft of the the name, logo and business styling.