Sydney Hood is an Investigative Reporter at WSAZ. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on the housing market, residential real estate, and issues related to culture and society. Sydney's work has been featured in WSAZ, WTOK-TV, WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26, WBTV, and WIS-TV.
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Steven Kendrick is running for mayor again, saying Augusta needs different leadership and pointing to his record as tax commissioner as proof he can deliver results.
Dr. Lori Myles says Augusta has been running without real accountability, and she wants to change that.
By: Sydney Hood
Thousands of Richmond County voters have already cast their ballots in early voting, placing the county among the top in Georgia for early voting turnout, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office.
By: Sydney Hood
Nearly a year after 10-year-old Lavinia Lowe was killed in her home, her mother spoke with News 12 publicly for the first time about the daughter she called Muffin.
By: Sydney Hood
Augusta commissioners are being asked to forgive more than $70,000 in fines against the city’s trash contractor, Coastal Waste and Recycling, following missed pickups, cart problems and complaints.
By: Sydney Hood
Candidates in Augusta-Richmond County races have raised nearly $600,000 combined.
By: Sydney Hood
Richmond County broke its all-time early voting record for a primary election, with 17,465 ballots cast before election day.
By: Sydney Hood
Steven Kendrick watched the primary results come in Tuesday night and said what he saw convinced him the race is far from over.
By: Sydney Hood
Augusta commissioners approved a motion Thursday to waive more than $70,000 in fines against the city’s trash contractor.
By: Sydney Hood
Graduating students at T.W. Josey Comprehensive High School said goodbye to more than classmates Thursday. They said goodbye to the school itself.
