When a reporter from the Associated Press stepped to the microphone to ask McKinney a question, McKinney asked him to leave the microphone.

Soldiers at Fort Gordon will soon have better quality living. Today, senior officials of the US Army joined GMH Military Housing for a groundbreaking ceremony on a new housing development inside the base.

A fourth person has been arrested in the kidnapping and murder of Ian Mosley, a man whose body was found at the Lock and Dam last month. 34-year-old Edward James Reeves was arrested around 10:00 last night at his home in the 2300 block of Milledgeville Road.

A newly enforced Grovetown city ordinance says you can't park vehicles on the curb of any two-way street within city limits. That affects a lot of homes...

An Allendale mother says an officer shot and killed her son. Was it a routine traffic stop, or was more going on?

Several prominent black leaders are in Augusta tonight with a message for churches. Rev. Al Sharpton says black churches need to get back to their roots.

Cancer kills thousands of people in this area every year. But MCG's new Cancer Center has a new director who hopes to change that...one life, and one cure, at a time.

Columbia County Board of Education members suspect some of the county's students live outside the school system, and they are investigating whether some parents are using fake addresses to enroll their kids.

Today, District 4 commission candidate Alvin Mason filed a formal residency complaint against one of his opponents that could affect the race in November.

A local church is trying to break away from the traditional methods of teaching...and so far it seems to be working. Only on 12, Diane Cho shows you why True North is quickly becoming one of the largest churches in the CSRA.

The second movie based on the tragic events of 9/11 since "United 93" opened in theatres across the country this weekend, but with the latest terror threats, it's getting mixed reaction from moviegoers in Augusta.

A family of eight is safe after their home was destroyed by fire. All fire scenes can be hectic and this one was no different, but added to that was a hydrant that was causing headaches.

What started out as a verbal spat quickly escalated Thursday morning, leaving one man behind bars and the other fearing for his job. And it all happened behind school walls.

Augusta's Municipal Building is back open after closing for nearly three hours today. Officers evacuated the building after word of a suspicious package outside.

It was a busy afternoon as Augusta State University freshmen began moving into their new apartments. News 12 followed one freshman as she settled into her new home away from home.

Three shootings in three weeks in the same housing development...the situation has families in Jennings Place fearing for their lives. The third shooting happened Wednesday evening on the 1800 block of Cooney Circle...

Two brand new schools and one renovated school are ready to open in Richmond County. Today, Dr. Charles Larke and school board members took complete tours of all of the schools.

There has been a bank robbery at the Wachovia at 1478 Walton Way. Richmond County investigators are on the scene, and a K-9 dog is searching the area.

Richmond County deputies are investigating a bank robbery. A man went into the Georgia Bank and Trust at 3133 Washington Road and demanded money.

One man is behind bars and another wanted in the August 10 robbery of the Sonic in Aiken. 17-year-old Triston Frazier was arrested this morning. He is charged with armed robbery.

After a maintenance worker noticed a lunchbox beside a trashcan in front of the Municipal Building, the bomb squad came out and the sheriff's department blocked off nearby streets...

A deputy is under investigation in Warren County, facing allegations of sexual assault against an inmate.

Thursday turned out to be a busy night at Augusta Regional, though it had nothing to do with the stepped-up security measures following the thwarted terrorist plot in London.

Jurors in the Stephen Stanko double murder case were told yesterday the defendant is a psychopath who is out of control and cannot differentiate between right and wrong.

It is a huge deal for a county that's always played catch-up with its neighbors. Emergency personnel in McCormick County are counting down the days until the county's 911 service gets enhanced.