Investigators have released the name of the teenager killed in a drive-by shooting Thursday afternoon. Two suspects are in custody and have been charged.
The Richmond County SWAT team surrounded a home on Hicks Street this afternoon following a fatal drive-by shooting. Authorities believed there to be three teenagers in the home and that they were armed and dangerous.
It may two years before we see new condos on Augusta's riverfront. But the Downtown Development Authority says the new addition to the skyline means interest in property in the oldest part of town is skyrocketing.
Richmond County investigators and forensic technicians are in Gaffney, South Carolina, trying to find out how a man from that area ended up in Augusta in the Savannah River.
The heat this summer can be dangerous…and it can be expensive. Meteorologist Adam Clark tells us why people who live and work in the city are paying more to cool off than those in the country.
A 15-year-old has been arrested in a criminal sexual misconduct case involving the Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club in Aiken.
A Richmond County grand jury says there's enough evidence to move the case against Johnny Dinh to trial. Dinh is charged with killing 20-year-old Rodney McGhee in May.
Only on 12: Twelve days after William "Junior" Downs' execution, Kate Tillotson speaks with Kathy Favors and asks what she has gained from watching him die.
Back In May, News 12 took over the Augusta Common for our Time To Care Family Fair. It's always a day of fun for the kids, but we raised some money too...more than $500.
The Southern Center for Human Rights is seeking a temporary restraining order, asking that deputies not be allowed to tell sex offenders they have to move right now.
Augusta city leaders are sitting down again with Recreation and Parks employees. They're investigating claims of discrimination and harassment within the department.
The parking lots at Augusta's Regency Mall may soon be packed again. Only on 12, Macedonia Baptist Church has already acquired leasing arrangements and plans to purchase the dilapidated mall.
A 21-year-old man was shot the night of Tuesday, July 25. Now investigators have what they think is the murder weapon, and they are questioning two men who may help them answer some questions about the murder.
An alarming report out from the Institute of Medicine shows there have been more than a million injuries this past year due to drug errors. One local hospital is helping pharmacies fill prescriptions the right way, every time.
We now know the name of the man found yesterday at Augusta's Lock and Dam. News 12 has learned 25-year-old Ian Mosley of Gaffney, South Carolina died of a gunshot wound to the head.
Richmond County authorities are investigating two robberies that happened Tuesday night, July 25.
After months of talks and negotiations, Richmond County School Board members say they've had enough. Last night, they decided to fire Superintendent Dr. Charles Larke.
Sex offenders got the word from local deputies tonight that they can't live within a thousand feet of school bus stops...
Avondale's closing delivers a hard blow to a community built around the paychecks that came from the mill. Now many in Graniteville are wondering if the town will eventually fade away.
Only on 12, News 12's Laurie Ott sat down with District Attorney Danny Craig just minutes after the judge's ruling.
It's the official end of the line for almost all Avondale Mills employees. Today is the final day for plant operations. Today was a very quiet day in Graniteville.
A man's body was found by a fisherman at the Savannah Lock and Dam this morning. Investigators spent most of the morning recovering the body and trying to figure out how it got there. They are now ruling this case a homicide.
Richmond County School Board members have had enough. They're telling superintendent Dr. Charles Larke to either make a decision or they'll do it for him.
Steve Irwin he's not, but he wrestled an alligator, and came out the winner. A Jackson man goes head to head with a gator and lives to tell the tale. So what would make a man go into the water like that?
$5 million down, Augusta commissioners have spent months preparing for the worst. But today, the city administrator says things may not be as bad as they seemed.
