Police say a nasty brawl that broke out in a McDonald's parking lot in Aiken was "gang-related". They say they've been watching for awhile and there have been multiple incidents in recent months that point to gang activity.

An Augusta man who recently ran for a Commission seat on a platform of cleaning up Augusta is accused by his tenants of being a slumlord. Complaints from Robert DeMello's tenants may land him in jail.

When you hear the word fisherman, you might immediately think of men. A local woman is bucking the trend and trying to reel in others in the process. Paula Alexander used to be an art teacher. Now she's a pro fisherman.

Judge Jack Early's decision is a win for both sides. The trustees get to keep their jobs, but the judge also agreed to appoint a special administrator to help oversee James Brown's estate.

Workers at the Warrenville Movie Gallery say their hours were cut after they reported sexual harassment in the workplace. Now they're taking their claim to the state of South Carolina to get their pay back.

Monday, News 12 told you a 63-year-old woman told deputies that a stranger attacked her while she was taking out the trash. Now deputies say there's no evidence to support that.

Aiken County needs your help finding two men suspected of sexual assault. Jerry Kemp of Belvedere is wanted for criminal sexual conduct with a minor. Tyrone Wade of North Augusta is wanted for two sexual assaults.

Anywhere from 18 to 22 million people are addicted to pornography and are buying into the $57 billion global business. Now one man is taking his personal story of porn addiction across the country.

Family loses home in fire; James Brown ruling expected; convicted killer sentencing; Whitehead runs; Aiken County Council on smoking ban; federal money sought for Augusta housing; Columbia County road closure.

A fire ripped through a home on Chimney Hill Circle in Evans while the family was sleeping, just before 2 o'clock in the morning. The sight of the damage alone is almost unbearable for Lora Bollinger.

It was another day of presidential politics in South Carolina. Democrat Hillary Clinton made three stops there today, starting in Columbia. News 12's Jonathan Martin was the only local reporter there.

A single gunshot rang out in a crowded bar. One man lost his life. And six and a half years later, the gunman is still on the run. Somebody got away with murder on September 18, 2000.

This time it isn't peanut butter...it's chicken. Columbia-based Carolina Culinary Foods is recalling more than 52,000 pounds of fully cooked chicken breast strips that it produces for Oscar Mayer.

A woman says she was sexually assaulted as she was stepping outside her Phinizy Road home to take out the trash. Now some of her neighbors are paying more attention to their surroundings.

41-year-old Joseph Hankerson was arrested in his New York home Friday morning and charged with murder. He's been on the run since 1994, after police say he shot and killed Christopher Pollin.

Augusta's own Air-Med has been called a lifesaver in the sky. It's a helicopter service for emergency patients who are miles away from a hospital. News 12 talked to a man who learned firsthand how valuable it really is.

His announcement came only one week ago, but Sen. Barack Obama has hit the campaign trail running. On Saturday he made a stop in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and plenty of people came out to support the presidential hopeful.

25-year-old Cpl. Matthew Dillon was killed in Iraq eight weeks ago when his Humvee was hit by a roadside bomb. On Saturday, his name was permanently placed on Aiken's Veterans Memorial Wall.

600,000 people in District 10 are unrepresented right now on Capitol Hill after Congressman Charlie Norwood passed away on Tuesday. His death leaves an open seat in the United States Congress.

Downtown fire began in closet; house fire leaves Evans family homeless; 13-year chase ends as murder suspect captured; chicken breast strip recall; Hillary to Columbia.

Augusta lost a legend with the passing of James Brown, but he lives on in countless performances, classic recordings, and in an interview we did years ago, in May of 1995.

Online auction sites are a big part of internet business these days. They've also become a haven for scammers that want to rip you off. A North Augusta man says he's out nearly $3000 after he took part in an auction gone bad.

It was a somber sendoff for a brave soldier. Friday, the city of Barnwell said goodbye to Chief Warrant Officer Jason DeFrenn. Chief DeFrenn was buried right outside of the church where he grew up.

The Georgia House has approved a measure that would allow Georgia gun owners to carry firearms anywhere in their cars. The current law requires that guns be placed in a glove compartment or console.

It's an unusual intersection with two sets of traffic lights, and that's causing all sorts of problems for drivers. The dog-leg at Walton Way and Monte Sano Avenue is leading to all sorts of traffic violations.