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Augusta Commissioners are scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to approve agreements with the Marriott to manage the new downtown parking deck, or to hit the...
- New Law Aimed at Fraud, Waste, Corruption and Mismanagement in South Carolina Government
- South Carolina State Senators Spar Over Abortion Coverage For Rape Victims
- Bill Would Require Ignition Interlocks For First Offense DUI's In South Carolina
- South Carolina Treasurer Sounds Alarm About State Investments
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CSRA Politics
Augusta Mayor Blasts Forensic Audit Proposal
Augusta Commissioners are scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to approve agreements with the Marriott to manage the new downtown parking deck, or to hit the brakes until a forensic audit is completed. But, Mayor Deke Copenhaver says there's no boogie man in this plan. WJBF News Channel 6's George Eskola has the story.
Some Augusta Commissioners Want Brakes Put On Parking Deck Audit
Months after opening questions continue to keep Augusta from having an agreement to run the new downtown parking deck, Augusta Commissioners have already approved a forensic audit of the deal, but some city leaders say that audit is still not a done deal. WJBF News Channel 6's George Eskola has the story.
Augusta Commissioners Stall Parking Deck Deal Over Lien
City lawyers are getting the devil on missing details of the downtown Augusta parking deck deal. Some Augusta Commisisoners feel they were left out of the loop, and as city leaders fight, the contract to manage the deck stalls in committee. WJBF News Channel 6's George Eskola has the story.
GA and SC State Politics
New Law Aimed at Fraud, Waste, Corruption and Mismanagement in South Carolina Government
South Carolina now has a way to investigate fraud, waste, corruption and mismanagement across all of state government, after Governor Nikki Haley signed into law Thursday a bill creating the state Inspector General's office. WJBF News Channel 6's South Carolina Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has the story.
South Carolina State Senators Spar Over Abortion Coverage For Rape Victims
Debate got heated in a South Carolina Senate committee Thursday over a seemingly-doomed bill that would prohibit state insurance from paying for abortions in cases of rape and incest and would also change the state’s Conscience Act.
Bill Would Require Ignition Interlocks For First Offense DUI's In South Carolina
A bill introduced in the South Carolina State Senate would require drivers facing a first offense DUI to have an ignition interlock device installed in their vehicles. WJBF News Channel 6's South Carolina Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has the story.
US Politics
Augusta Mayor Blasts Forensic Audit Proposal
Augusta Commissioners are scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to approve agreements with the Marriott to manage the new downtown parking deck, or to hit the brakes until a forensic audit is completed. But, Mayor Deke Copenhaver says there's no boogie man in this plan. WJBF News Channel 6's George Eskola has the story.
New Law Aimed at Fraud, Waste, Corruption and Mismanagement in South Carolina Government
South Carolina now has a way to investigate fraud, waste, corruption and mismanagement across all of state government, after Governor Nikki Haley signed into law Thursday a bill creating the state Inspector General's office. WJBF News Channel 6's South Carolina Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has the story.
South Carolina State Senators Spar Over Abortion Coverage For Rape Victims
Debate got heated in a South Carolina Senate committee Thursday over a seemingly-doomed bill that would prohibit state insurance from paying for abortions in cases of rape and incest and would also change the state’s Conscience Act.
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