Black Friday brings excitement and thrill to holiday shoppers. It's the official start of the holiday shopping season, and News 12's Domonique Benn was in the middle of it all.
Manners seem to go right out the window on Black Friday. Drivers are cutting people off, blocking traffic, and doing just about anything to get the best spot, which can make parking lots a holiday nightmare.
Come December 5, you'll decide whether logistics specialist Venus Cain will unseat her opponent with five years experience. But Cain isn't intimidated. Her advantage, she says, is the fact that she's a working mother.
Shoppers camped out all day at the Best Buy in Augusta, waiting to be the first to get their hands on the electronic deals. At 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving, the line was already wrapped around the building. Call them crazy or even a little insane...but to these people, it's a sport.
It's tradition: once you've had your fill of good food and football, it's time to get ready for shopping. But some people were already out spending money, or at least getting ready to on this Thanksgiving holiday.
Hundreds of families in need got Thanksgiving dinner thanks to Augusta volunteers who spent their holiday helping others, preparing and delivering the annual Dinner of Love.
The men and women in the Richmond County Sheriff's Office take on special shifts to make ends meet, from security specials at Wal-Mart to checking IDs at sports bars.
On Thanksgiving Day, people all across the area were out volunteering to make sure others have a happy holiday. From Graniteville to Augusta, those in need received food and fellowship, served up at the same time.
The Augusta Rescue Mission worked around the clock to make sure the thousands of needy people in Augusta would have a hot meal ready for them on Thanksgiving.
Black Friday shopping; Thanksgiving traffic deaths; 12-year-old dies in motorcycle wreck; Temple requests presidential pardon; Thomson man charged with murder; Commission tackles controversy; advance voting.
70 National Guardsmen get to spend Thanksgiving with their families after a yearlong tour in Iraq. News 12 was there when the 878th Engineer Battalion saw their families for the first time after a long-time in the war zone.
Three local families have spent the past year trying to move on with their lives. One year ago today, a masked gunman went on a shooting rampage close to I-20 in North Augusta.
They've been talking about it for months now, but Augusta commissioners still don't have a plan for next year's budget. Now two proposals have been voted down, and the city administrator is working to come up with another plan.
Augusta shelters are making sure the homeless have a hot meal this Thanksgiving holiday. Shelters spent the day preparing food for Thanksgiving. The main ingredient? Love.
Overweight kids aren't just in danger of developing diabetes, heart disease and other illnesses. In a study released today, MCG found that 25 percent of children with high BMI's have a sleep-breathing disorder.
Eddie Lee Freeman was arrested yesterday. Another man, Byron Elliard, was in jail for an unrelated case and has now been charged in this one. A third man, Tordrell Stokes, has also been arrested.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office responded to a call at 12:34 this afternoon about an armed robbery at Security Federal Bank in Clearwater. A man demanded that two clerks fill a small backpack with cash.
Erin Moriarty of 48 Hours Mystery joined News 12 Midday live from New York to tell us about her exclusive interview with John Ramsey, father of murder victim Jon Benet Ramsey.
An Orangeburg County woman has the first state-confirmed human case of West Nile virus disease for 2006, the state DHEC reported today.
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, many of you will be heading out of town to visit family for the holiday. And with all the new safety regulations, remembering what you can and cannot pack can wear you out even before the flight.
Downtown boarding house catches fire; 1 year anniversary of Huddle House shootings; 2 dead in Ascauga Lake Road accident; Richmond County still looking for 2 armed robbers; sales tax holiday this weekend; and more.
The top administrator at Warren County High School faces serious allegations of sexual misconduct with a 15-year-old student. The tightly knit community in Warrenton says the allegations are simply not true.
People started lining up at Dyess Park before the sun came up, and they stood for hours in the cold blowing rain.
Frying a Thanksgiving turkey is popular, but if you don't do it the right way, it can be dangerous. The US Fire Administration reports several thousand fires every Thanksgiving.
Sleet swept across the CSRA starting at around noon Tuesday, and some snow accumulated early in the evening. Due to the weather, Bamberg County School District 1 closed today at 1:30. Claflin University in Orangeburg also cancelled all evening classes.
