A fifteen-year-old Augusta boy is recovering after being shot in the stomach. Antwon Mahone was shot in the abdomen at the corner of 12th and Laney Walker Boulevard.
There's a need for speed at the annual Augusta Southern Nationals...but with boats topping out at speeds of over 200 miles an hour, safety is a big concern.
CD's may be a thing of the past. Local record stores are feeling the impact of downloading in more ways than one. Going digital to sell music could be what closes record stores for good.
It's an alarming number. Augusta's firefighters have responded to 1000 false fire alarms this year alone. And the phony fires are costing you.
Only on 12: the Attorney General's office says you got ripped off--and they're asking for your money back. When former state school superintendent Linda Schrenko sat down with News 12's Laurie Ott last week, there was one loose end to wrap up...
News 12 has learned the attorney general of Georgia is suing Linda Schrenko, two of her former deputy superintendents, and a local businessman, Phil Alexander.
Two days after an armed robbery at the seaboard Federal Credit Union on Wheeler Road, Richmond County deputies believe they know who the robbers are.
The We Feel Good City may soon have a museum dedicated in honor of the Godfather of Soul. James Brown tribute artist Tony Wilson is back in Augusta trying to turn the talk into a permanent fixture.
Back to school means back to the stores. Shopping for things like backpacks and calculators can get pretty expensive. News 12's Stephanie Baker caught up with some shoppers today.
Need a job? Well, the city of Augusta certainly has plenty of them. That's not always a bad thing, but it can be when those vacancies are for key positions, like a finance director.
Two 18-year-olds are in jail now for Wednesday's credit union robbery in west Augusta. Joe Lewis Hills, Jr. and Paul Maness were arrested last night.
They're trained to save lives and put out fires...but on a day like Thursday, it was just as important to look out for their own safety. News 12's Kate Tillotson is On Your Side with how firefighters are trained to handle the heat.
They've been going at each other for a couple of weeks now, but haven't met face to face...until today. District 4 commission candidate Alvin Mason is still asking Keith Brown to prove his past residency or step down as interim commissioner for District 4.
A deputy clerk in the Magistrate Court's office at the Augusta Municipal Building is on paid administrative leave. It's an investigation that began three weeks ago when some important numbers weren't adding up.
Firefighters from several departments worked in 100 degree heat to save homes on Sudlow Lake Road in North Augusta, near the city limits. The fire was first reported at around 3:00 p.m.
Criminal charges are pending in the suffocation death of a two year old boy. Jonathan Brice Dungan died sometime between late Monday night and early Tuesday morning, but his lifeless body was not discovered until later that morning by his aunt...
It's a crime that often goes unsolved: gas drive-offs. Some local gas stations are being hit hard. It's not an easy crime for cashiers to see...
Summertime means heading outdoors. That can mean lots of running around in triple digit temperatures. Physical activity raises your internal temperature past 98.6 degrees.
North Augusta Public Safety officers are on the lookout for an armed robbery suspect. The Friendly Mini Mart on the 600 block of East Buena Vista Avenue was robbed just before 9 o'clock last night.
The Augusta Seaboard System Federal Credit Union was robbed at 2:30 p.m. Two men were involved in the robbery. One had a gun, and the other carried a bag for the money.
Augusta Recreation and Parks employees sat down with city leaders today. After claims of discrimination and harassment in the department, the workers opened up about their problems.
Employees at Millen's Jockey plant were shocked this morning when they were told by corporate officials and local managers that many of them will soon be unemployed...
Jockey International, Inc. announced today that it will phase out sewing operations at its Millen, Georgia sewing plant. Sewing production at the Millen plant will be phased out over the next several months. The decision will affect approximately 200 employees.
Tonight's results just set up the next round--either the party runoffs or the general election in November. After tonight, you have to ask this question--does Ralph Reed have a political future?
The end is near for Avondale Mills. The plant will end all operations a week from today. After investing $140 million and 18 months into the cleanup, Avondale Mills explained at a news conference earlier today why they could never recover.
