26 News is learning more information about the criminal history of suspects arrested in a massive Richmond County drug sweep.

The final long-range hurricane season forecast suggests high likelihood of a very active season.

Georgians in rural parts of the state will soon have access to high-speed Internet thanks to $13 million in federal grants.

With school starting just days away, you may be thinking about taking a little road trip this weekend.

North Augusta Investigators have a lead in a string of fast food restaurant robberies.

More than 200 arrests and thousands of dollars worth of drugs off the streets. It was all part of a week long Richmond County drug sweep.

Forty-five years after a Pennsylvania woman sent a fan letter to her favorite TV star, they're a couple.

South Carolina will begin issuing a more secure driver's license this fall.

Early morning thunderstorms produced heavy rain over parts of the CSRA today. Spotters reported as much as 5 inches of rain over Edgefield and Aiken counties. Less rain fell over Georgia.

Communities in Georgia and South Carolina are taking a stand against violence.

July ended as the tenth hottest July on record for Augusta. Thanks to heavy rains during the last week of the month, rainfall for the month was also above average.

A leaking roof at the Grovetown Senior Center will soon be repaired.

The National Weather Service says temperatures are expected to soar into the mid to upper 90s in most of Georgia, continuing a heat wave.

26 News continues to get reports of minor flooding in low lying areas across the CSRA.

A contentious plan for a mosque near the World Trade Center site will get a boost if New York City's landmarks panel votes to allow the demolition of the building that is there now.

For some women, getting pregnant means you've got a great excuse for eating whatever you want. But Beth Barranco of University Hospital says that's not a good idea.

The company that manages South Carolina's former nuclear weapons site is celebrating two years on the job.