Sydney Hood is an Investigative Reporter with a focus on culture and society, technology, and animal care. Her work often explores themes related to pets, veterinary issues, and animal rescue and rehabilitation, reflecting her passion for animal rights. Sydney's reporting has been featured in various outlets including WSAZ, WTOK-TV, and MSN.
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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
Augusta moved one step closer Tuesday to locking in long‑term rules for data centers.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta leaders moved one step closer Tuesday to locking in long‑term rules for data centers.
By: Sydney Hood
Campaign finance reports filed with the State Ethics Commission show a wide spending gap in the race for Georgia governor.
By: Sydney Hood
A developer has applied to rezone approximately 383 acres near Four H Club Road and Mike Padgett Highway in Augusta for a seven-building data center campus called the Nixon Technology Campus.
By: Sydney Hood
Some people who live near the proposed site said they have concerns about the project’s effect on their community.
By: Sydney Hood
Crews planted new trees this week along the upper end of the street around 13th Street, and more sidewalks are reopening.
It is the clearest sign yet that the city is now paying the price for years of deferred maintenance across its parks system.
By: Sydney Hood
While the physical injuries are easy to see, for the officers who work beside them, the impacts can last for years.
By: Sydney Hood
As early voting enters its final week, a local expert says the numbers reveal more about turnout than persuasion.
By: Sydney Hood
An Augusta Commission committee on Tuesday sent three spending requests to the full commission for a final vote next week.
