Five years after COVID became a problem, Augusta officials are still blaming the pandemic and other issues for what some see as a breakdown of paratransit service.

Five years after COVID became a problem, Augusta officials are still blaming the pandemic and other issues for what some see as a breakdown of paratransit service.

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Hannah, Jeremiah, and Jacob Oliora, ages 16, 14, and 12 respectively, died following the fire on Pembury Lane in West ...

Death Row inmate Steven Lawayne Nelson was convicted of murder after suffocating a pastor in his own church during a robbery, ...