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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Sydney Hood's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly around community events and crime. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage related to family & relationships, pets, crime, sports and scams.
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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.
Residents of Augusta’s Haynes Station neighborhood and others on Tuesday told Augusta Commission members the city should impose a moratorium on data centers.
By: Sydney Hood
Blighted properties can bring crime, fires and a lower quality of life to neighborhoods, and no one denies it’s a problem in Augusta.
By: Sydney Hood
Construction in downtown Augusta is speeding up thanks to an accelerated timeline approved by commissioners.
By: Sydney Hood
A father is speaking for the first time after saving his 2-year-old son from an energized light pole at Riverside Park.
By: Sydney Hood
Nurse practitioner-owned clinics across Georgia could be forced to close after a state board ruled last month that they can no longer pay supervising physicians.
By: Sydney Hood
Incumbent Mayor Garnett Johnson will face challenger Steven Kendrick in a rematch of their 2022 race.
