An Augusta teenager is recovering after the second shooting at Jennings Place in just a few days.

The Richmond County School Board is trying to avoid getting in the middle of a lawsuit. BOE member A.K. Hasan says the leaders will not designate school bus stops tonight like they had planned.

Tomorrow you can talk to Augusta commissioners about the property tax increase they approved last week...

A Rockdale County High School football player collapsed after practice at the school yesterday. He was pronounced dead at the hospital this morning.

A North Augusta man's second attempt at trying to escape jail failed. Reports say 26-year-old Tommy Joe Griffey, Jr. broke a window and a toilet away from a wall inside his jail cell in Richmond County.

It's on a busy street, not far from a high school...but the business may be too dangerous for the community, and now it may be on the verge of shutting down.

Five shootings have left three people dead over the last nine days in Richmond County. Several investigators were called into work while on vacation, many working round the clock to solve the crimes.

The city of Augusta may be taking legal action against two public agencies. City leaders say DFACS and the Housing Authority owe the city hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Officers say the number of females who own guns for self-defense is higher than ever. Five million women nationwide are stepping up to defend themselves...but many women are afraid to use deadly force.

The new Evans Middle School has been given the all clear. Inspectors spent the morning making sure things are working properly before students arrive on Friday.

The heat is nothing to take lightly. Nationwide, hundreds of people are hospitalized every year. So how can you avoid being one of those people and stay cool the rest of this summer?

Richmond County investigators are looking for the people who stole guns from a local firing range. 15 guns were stolen Friday, July 28 from Shooters on Patriots Way.

A man on the run from the law in Florida is wanted for the latest Augusta shooting, and he's probably armed right now. Richmond County investigators are looking for Kenneth Leslie.

19-year-old Damian Hawes surrendered to police on Saturday. He is charged with murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Two other men, Mark Graham and Thomas Brown, face the same charges.

Big names like Ella Fitzgerald and Augusta's legendary James Brown have all come out of the Apollo Theatre. On their nationwide search for their next big act, judges made a stop in Augusta.

Believe it or not, some students start as early as next week. News 12's Diane Cho is on your side with a look at what parents in Columbia County are doing to prepare.

The 57-year-old son charged with murder is brought back to the city where it happened to face charges. On Friday, Craig Baldwin made the trip back to Aiken, and News 12's Diane Cho was the only TV reporter there.

A child has died in a car wreck on White Oak Road, near McDuffie County. Deputies say the child, Jervon Jordan, was not restrained properly, and he was thrown from the vehicle and killed when the wreck happened.

One person has been shot on the 1900 block of Estroff Court. That's in the Jennings Homes housing area off 15th Street.

The Sheriff’s Office has outstanding arrest warrants for Damian Joquez Hawes, a 19-year-old black male, in connection to the shooting death of VonJoshwa Albright.

Reports say a man wearing a black t-shirt, dark shorts, black baseball cap, and a red bandana over his face robbed the Exxon gas station on the 2700 block of Peach Orchard Road.

More details are available in the Ramblewood shooting that happened Tuesday, July 25. Two arrests have been made in the shooting death of Marcus Harris.

17-year-old Bon Joshwa Albright was shot on Watkins Street on Thursday, July 27. Two men, Thomas Brown and Mark Dewayne Graham, are behind bars, facing murder charges.

Dog doors are for pets, not people. But officers in North Augusta suspect that's exactly how one thief got into a house.

A judge has issued a temporary restraining order against deputies in Columbia County. Right now, they cannot force sex offenders to move from their homes.