You might be throwing away your identity without even knowing it. The trouble with your trash is...out of sight, out of mind. But do you ever think about where it ends up? In recycling centers...where we found many of you are trashing your identity.
Back by popular demand: Dumb and Dangerous Driving. You'd think after a deadly crash, blinking lights, and dozens of signs, drivers going under the Olive Road railroad bridge would follow the rules. Think again.
2005's hurricane season broke several records. It was the most active hurricane season in recorded history with over 2280 people killed and over $100 billion damage.
How much did he give and when did he give it? Regent Chair Tim Shelnut tells News 12 he wants to clarify what kinds of state campaign laws he violated.
You asked for it, and we brought it back: "Dumb and Dangerous Driving". Thanks to your e-mail suggestions, News 12's Kristen Cosby hit the streets and caught some of our best stuff yet on camera.
The man who pled guilty to killing Jessica Carpenter was given his sentence Monday, May 22 in Aiken County court. News 12's Domonique Benn was in court as the killer addressed the family.
For fans of the foul shot, names like Rick Barry, Steve Nash and Calvin Murphy are legends. You can add nine-year-old Nicholas Fortenberry of Augusta to that list.
Six months, and the search for North Augusta's killer goes on. But the trail is getting colder. Back on November 22, a man shot three people as he stole a car near the Huddle House on Highway 25.
Today, Avondale Mills announced it is "highly likely" that in two months the company will shut down completely. The loss of Avondale Mills will leave a huge hole in the economy and life of Aiken County's Horse Creek Valley.
It appears former Augusta Public Work Director Teresa Smith has a new job. The Columbia State newspaper reports she's the new Public Works Director for Richland County--the area around Columbia.
The Aiken County Council is trying to ban smoking at all public parks. It would be the first ban of its kind in the CSRA. No matter how many trash cans there are or how close they may be, cigarette butts are still found just a few feet away from where they belong.
A day of music...a day of tears...a day to remember those whose lives were tragically cut short in January 2005. Saturday night, May 20, a memorial was dedicated in Graniteville.
Dan Brown's book The Da Vinci Code was a bestseller, with over 7 million copies in print...but how are moviegoers enjoying it on the big screen? Early Friday morning crowds lined up at a Los Angeles theater, and there were more than 40 shows in our area.
Earlier this week we told you that Skinner Mill Road will be closed for 45 days where it crosses Cranes Creek. A store located there is now struggling to survive.
It's a film so controversial it's been banned all over the world...but not in the United States. Dan Brown's bestseller The Da Vinci Code is hitting the big screen today, with 40 showings in our local theaters.
A teenager already in trouble is now facing charges of having a portable meth lab in a suitcase. It happened near a school, and parents are outraged.
Investigators need your help to find the man who robbed the Hunter Mortgage Company off Silver Bluff Road in Aiken. The call came in around 9 a.m. May 19 when an armed gunman walked in and demanded the employees turn over their wallets.
All four lanes of Fury's Ferry Road between Riverwatch and Evans to Lock Road are open tonight. The project was originally scheduled to be completed more than two years ago, but delays have put the work way behind schedule.
In a News 12 Special Assignment, we went undercover into a world made easy for online predators. We logged on to MySpace.com, a website thousands of members strong, to expose the dangers of this popular place.
Y-key Jenkins' furniture truck hit the Olive Road bridge Thursday afternoon, despite all the new precautions: flashing lights, large stop signs near the bridge, and strips on the road to slow traffic.
Traffic was still backed up more than 13 hours after an accident in the construction zone on interstate 20 near the warren road overpass. Investigators say the accident was caused by speeding.
A concrete room, four feet wide, with a small window in the door. We're describing a room where some misbehaving Columbia County school students are sent. 12 On Your Side's Ryan Duffy takes a closer look.
If there is one name that's synonymous with Augusta, it's James Brown. He's said to have influenced civil rights and defined what we know as R&B music today...but for a man loved by millions worldwide, it's often asked: where is the love right here in his hometown?
Jurors are now deciding whether two of Linda Schrenko's former co-defendants are guilty of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering. Jurors got the case just after 3 p.m.
Artwork is a big part of the James Brown Music Festival. News 12 toured the Laney Museum, home of the brand new Visual Soul art exhibit.
