They're saying it's one of the biggest business announcements ever for the city. A thousand new jobs and $30 million are all headed to Augusta.
Our water supply is a delicate resource. Any pollution that reaches our streams and groundwater can cause problems with what you drink.
A popular ride at the Georgia-Carolina State Fair in Augusta will reopen after an investigation shows the ride was working properly when a 13-year-old girl was slung from the ride Thursday night.
A young teen is in the hospital after being flung from a ride on the opening night of the Georgia-Carolina State Fair in Augusta.
ADP, a data processing company, will locate in the Garden City, investing millions and bringing a thousand new jobs to the area.
Fire damages Aiken apartments; ADP to bring 1000 jobs to Augusta; convicted drug felon wanted in shooting; teen falls off ride at Georgia-Carolina State Fair; Fort Gordon Marines honor fallen comrades.
When the light turns red, you're supposed to stop. It sounds simple...but some drivers say following the rules isn't always that easy. We went to Aiken to demonstrate.
Something as simple as a picture could be the difference in how Georgia's new sex offender registry is working.
With renovation and the promise of new construction, many people are hoping the heart of your city will climb back to its former glory.
It's frustrating when you get a bill for something you know you didn't order. John Kustich knew something was wrong when he started receiving products and bills from mail order company 7th Avenue.
The prescription drug wars may be heating up. As Wal-Mart starts to offer low-cost generics in our area, will other major competitors jump on board?
There has been another shooting in the Harrisburg area. Two men, including an officer, are in the hospital...and one man is on the loose, believed to be armed and dangerous.
A deputy was thrown from his police cruiser in an accident that left his car upside down. It happened Wednesday afternoon at 15th and Broad in downtown Augusta.
Man stripped naked, shot; witnesses say deputy assaulted man; city sells land to developer for riverfront condos; Augusta candidates meet with voters; Time to Scare.
The Richmond County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man who allegedly pushed and ran from an officer early Monday morning.
26-year-old Troy Smith pleaded guilty to 3 counts of aggravated assault for shooting at two vehicles last spring.
The Richmond County Sheriff's Department says Ricky Lumpkin, the principal at Tubman Middle School, was charged Saturday for disorderly conduct.
Norfolk Southern agreed to a settlement in a class action lawsuit involving the deadly train wreck and chemical spill in January 2005. Most people in Graniteville would rather have their health than the money any day.
A big semi ran off a busy highway this morning and ended up in a nearby wooded area. It happened just in front of the Popeye's on Highway 25 in North Augusta.
A Savannah-based company signed papers this afternoon to purchase six acres of land downtown, making way for high-rise condos overlooking the river, and changing Augusta's skyline.
It's the worst kind of theft, aimed at stealing from people who are helping give the homeless a place to stay. Christ Central homeless shelter in Allendale was burglarized twice in the last three days.
President Bush is scheduled to be in Statesboro on Monday. He'll be the first sitting president to visit that university town. Bush is coming to Statesboro to rally support for former Republican congressman Max Burns.
Car crashed into building in attempted robbery; Allendale homeless shelter burglarized; Graniteville store robbed; Watermark condos get the go-ahead.
News 12 is On Your Side with a close look at the two candidates looking to represent Augusta in District 120.
There was a wait before the doors even opened today for flu shots at Grovetown city hall. There's no shortage, but no one is taking a chance when it comes to flu shots.
