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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Augusta University partnered with Lifelink of Georgia to host The Perfect Gift: The African American Organ Transplantation Project. Organizers for this even say that it highlights African American organ transplant recipients, living organ donors, and the families of deceased donors. Lifelink says it is committed to educating...

"When you get knocked down, you get back up." The Perfect Gift: The African American Organ Transplantation Project

THE LATEST: We've updated this story with the most recent report, comments and a release from the Mayor's Office, as well as our one-on-one interview with Brett Callow, a threat analyst for Emsisoft, along with at tweet that he shared about Augusta's cyber intrusion. UPDATE: Mayor Garnett Johnson continues to...

FOX54 EXCLUSIVE: Expert believes Augusta was struck with ransomware attack, despite denials

AUGUSTA, Ga. - Augusta city leaders held a special-called "security meeting" Friday afternoon to address the ransomware attack on the City of Augusta. The meeting started at around 2 p.m. and ran through about 4:30. After the meeting, Commissioners and Mayor Garnett Johnson came to the commission chamber to address the public.

City of Augusta holds 'security meeting' to address cyber attack

AUGUSTA, Ga. - In honor of Memorial Day, community members gathered to recognize 11 African-American men who served in WWII for their military service. Each Memorial Day, we honor fallen soldiers. But, there are many veterans in our area who were never recognized. Their grave makers were never decorate like the others or adorned with flags. Some of those men will no longer be overlooked in history.

World War II vets honored in a big way ahead of Memorial Day

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\"He's going to be very well missed\": Slain boy's parents speaks out

AUGUSTA, Ga (WFXG) - Family and friends are mourning the loss of a 13-year-old. Who lost his life outside of Richmond Summit Apartments. While going to...

"He's going to be very well missed": Slain boy's parents speaks out

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"He's going to be very well missed": Slain boy's parents speaks out

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