September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and each year, leaders in the CSRA come together to map out the plan to provide help and services to those who struggle with mental health.

It's been almost three months since Jefferson County High School announced a new cell phone policy, and when the announcement first came out it drew mixed reactions from the community. But the question now is how it's impacted teachers and students in the classroom, with the results coming soon.

Columbia County Board of Elections is considering using EagleAI NETwork, a tool that gathers data related to registered voters and compiles it into one database to help election officials make informed decisions based on it.

Augusta city leaders discuss Give Change That Counts program where motorists would be encourage to nonprofits instead of giving money to panhandlers through a public educational campaign

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Motivational Speaker Charmeka Love is giving women an opportunity to “exhale.” The founder of Exhale sits down with WJBF News Channel 6 to break down the return of her conference as Exhale 2023: The Reunion Retreat, and she explains why this is her gift to women everywhere.

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Hidden in Plain Sight: Catching a Trafficker in the CSRA

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It's already been an historic start to the 2023 season for the Mustangs. They are perfect through their first six games, making history for the program. But in last Friday's win against Swansea, the team got to witness a moment of history for their junior kicker, Peyton Waters.

The $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation is meant to help grow the cybersecurity workforce and the socio-economic status of the CSRA.