Новости за 21.01.2016

American Airline is canceling all flights at Augusta Regional Airport on Friday, Jan. 22.

American Airlines is canceling the bulk of its flights in the Northeast ahead of the storm. Snow, ice and strong winds will all cause problems for fliers.

Richmond County Deputies need the public's help identifying a man they say stole from two Augusta businesses.

Richmond County Deputies arrest a suspect accused of kidnapping man and robbing him a gun point.

Augusta University unveils its new logos today online.

The number of people seeking unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level since July, though applications remained at historically low levels.

Forecasters say a large storm system expected to hammer the East Coast with blizzard conditions could also bring freezing rain and wind gusts of up to 40 mph to the north Georgia mountains.

Two powerful Shiite militias are top suspects in the abduction of three Americans last weekend in a Baghdad neighborhood.

A truck has collided into an abandoned building in North Augusta, according to Aiken County dispatch.

For the first time in 60 years, Barnwell County won't have a hospital. Southern Palmetto, the county's only hospital, is closing with fewer than 48 hours notice for patients and employees.

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley delivers her State of the State address Wednesday night.

Sullivan says the city and the community must make sure the school keeps its accreditation.

In December, we learned OSHA cited International Paper for two violations that led to a man's death. Now, in an exclusive On Your Side investigation, Christie Ethridge is digging through all the investigative files and learning bad brakes and working through severe weather left a family without a son.

Medshore Ambulance Service and surrounding hospitals are preparing to deal with the impact of Southern Palmetto Hospital closing.

Augusta won't be participating in any large solar energy programs yet, but commissioners are looking into smaller projects to save money.