Mike Wynn

Every once in a while it's good to find out that some large companies can be big enough to admit their mistakes. That's exactly what Jefferson Energy Cooperative did recently.

One of the things I've learned from doing several stories on gangs is these groups use graffiti to mark their territory. That's why I became concerned when I saw a black pitchfork painted on the ...

A low count could cost the city thousands - if not millions - of federal dollars, and Augusta has factors working against it.

Augustan is back in a Pittsburgh hospital after the appendages showed signs of rejection.

Potential winners and losers from last week's election of Matt Aitken as District 1 commissioner:

If Matt Aitken is to pull off what would be a monumental upset on Dec. 1 -- tipping the racial balance on the Augusta Commission for the first time since city-county consolidation -- it will come ...

When something needed to be fixed, those at Morris Communications Co. in Augusta knew Larry Mims was the guy to call.

When something needed to be fixed, those at Morris Communications Co. in Augusta knew Larry Mims was the guy to call.

The Richmond County school system is again trying to make clear that it doesn't plan to force teachers to show President Obama's back-to-school address live to pupils Tuesday.

Last year, about 1,000 people left the James Brown Turkey Giveaway happy that they would be able to provide a proper Thanksgiving meal for their families.

Dana Bedden is an educated man, but the Richmond County school superintendent has trouble coming up with the answer to a certain question.

Jackie Boatwright has been working eight years to make sure another child doesn't suffer a fate similar to what befell her son.

Jackie Boatwright will have to wait until at least next week before a bill she hopes will keep children from suffering the same fate as her son makes it to the Senate floor for a vote.

Jackie Boatwright now has the ending she wants for the movie about her son.

Since Saturday, Barbara Inglett has wanted to find and thank the man she says saved her life after her SUV was broadsided in a crash that morning.

Gasping for air as the seat belt of her wrecked SUV held hard against her chest, Barbara Inglett believed her last breaths were only moments away.

Augusta retained its status as the state's second-largest city in the latest U.S. Census numbers, but it is growing at a snail's pace.

Census data details increase in Augusta population.