Earl Woods died early today at his home in Cypress, California. He'd been fighting cancer for years. When Tiger won his first Masters in 1997, he raced to hug his father...and this year he talked about not having his father here in Augusta because he was too ill to make the trip.
A 39-year-old man is arrested for molesting a four year old. Timothy East of Shiloh Heights Road in Aiken is in jail.
A little girl walks three tenths of a mile away from her daycare before being rescued by a stranger. A sign on the front door of A Child's World daycare reads, 'Monitored By Closed Circuit TV'...so where was the person who was supposed to be watching those doors when the four-year-old walked away?
One person was shot and is now in the hospital, and a suspect is in custody after a home invasion Tuesday morning, May 2, in North Augusta. It all happened shortly after 1:00 a.m. at a mobile home park on Thomas Park Lane in North Augusta.
The city has a brand new commissioner. Commissioners have filled the seat left vacant after Richard Colclough announced he's running for state representative.
Avondale Mills' Sibley plant in Augusta is closing, and more than 100 people are losing their jobs. The company is struggling to survive after challenges here at home and overseas.
Several international nursing students visited the Medical College of Georgia on Tuesday, May 2. The teaching hospital was the last stop on a brief tour of medical centers in the southeast.
Teen pregnancy, birth, and abortion in Georgia are down for another year. Experts say the decreases, which apply to young women ages 10 to 19, have several reasons.
A Florida woman is suing Bausch & Lomb, saying a contact lens solution led to the loss of her left eye. The south Florida woman blames an eye infection she thinks was caused by ReNu Moisture Loc solution.
Former Georgia governor Zell miller angered many democrats when he backed President Bush in 2004. Now he's come out in support of Republican governor Sonny Perdue, who's running for re-election this year.
A major expansion at Huber Engineered Woods was announced Tuesday morning. It means a $200 million investment in the Swainsboro plant and up to 150 new jobs there.
There is a delay in the trial for Linda Schrenko. Judge Clarence Cooper cleared the courtroom Tuesday morning to consider a defense motion for mistrial. Court is expected to resume before noon.
A News 12 investigation finds gun crimes and attacks are happening not only at night, but right in the middle of the day, right here where you live. Meredith Taylor is On Your Side with a special assignment, "Time For Crime", and why it's happening.
If you're in the mood for Mexican for dinner, you may have a hard time finding a Mexican restaurant open. News 12 learned today that several Mexican restaurants were closed after workers didn't show up.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys laid out their strategies in the trial of Linda Schrenko and her two co-defendants. It's a case of defense attorneys blaming everyone else and prosecutors saying they have proof of who stole from taxpayers and why.
Talks about Richmond County school superintendent Dr. Charles Larke's contract should've been over by May 1, but board members are saying its still very much up in the air.
Beginning May 1, several elected officials will see more money on their paychecks from the state of Georgia. The raises are part of a bill signed on Friday by Georgia governor Sonny Perdue.
We now have a picture of suspected bank robber Demetrius Freeman of Kershaw County, South Carolina. Freeman is still on the loose after two robberies in our area last week. He may still be in the Camden area.
An Augusta man will serve life in prison after being convicted in the 2004 traffic death of Janay Levey. Friday, April 28, James Guyse was convicted on 1 count of felony murder, 5 counts of aggravated assault, and 1 count of driving under the influence.
Beginning May 1, an open burning ban goes into effect for Richmond and Columbia counties. The state-mandated ban will remain in place through September 30.
The trial of former Georgia state school superintendent Linda Schrenko begins May 1, 2006 in Atlanta. Once a rising star in the GOP, Schrenko now finds herself a political outcast...and facing the possibility of a long prison sentence.
A gathering of the tribes was held this past weekend at Elijah Clark State Park. Nearly 100 pagans arrived to celebrate...and some Christians protested the event.
A system designed to help Richmond County students read may be failing them. News 12 has a follow-up on a special investigation we aired April 27, 2006 on the Voyager Learning System in Richmond County.
One day after the deadly shooting on caprice lane in Beech Island April 27, one man is in custody, but investigators are still searching for the murder weapon.
Friday, April 28, an arrest was made in a string of bank robberies in Richmond and Columbia counties. Two of those thefts were the previous day, at the CSRA Federal Credit Union on North Belair and the Wachovia at Washington and Davis Road.
