Lots of jobs are likely heading to the Savannah River Site and so too is a whole lot of money.

Unclaimed refunds totaling approximately $1.3 billion are awaiting over a million people who failed to file a federal income tax return for 2005. In Georgia nearly $39 million in unclaimed refunds awaits about 44,000 individuals.

Soon the golf world will head to Augusta for the Masters and usually that means big bucks for other courses. But, that may not happen in this tough economy.

The Augusta Library says they've seen a tremendous increase in the usership of their library.

We've all heard turning down the heat or air conditioning can save money on your power bill, but I've stumbled across a few other ways to trim the financial fat when it comes to your laundry.

Georgians may soon have an added expense at the grocery store, as lawmakers debate bringing back the state tax on groceries.

It's called gleaning, which is essentially going out and gathering left over produce in farmers' fields. Friday afternoon, volunteers will go to Jumper Farm in Gilbert, South Carolina and gather food to help the needy.

We've gotten a lot of questions here at News 12 about stimulus checks, like "when am " going to get mine?" Well, a lot of you won't, but you'll still see the money. How?

Spring officially starts later this month, so now's a good time to get planting. How does some free trees sound?

The Augusta Regional Airport has seen it's share of passengers come and go as changes were made to the terminal. But even in this economy, the airport has seen a surprising turnaround in people boarding from the garden city.

In a few months the Family Y pool in Augusta will be filled with hundreds of kids and the lifeguard chairs will be filled with new employees.

A bill has just passed the Georgia State House that is aimed at protecting your house by reducing mortgage fraud.

A new grocery store is opening in Aiken County.

Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue slashed $1.6 billion in state spending from the budget for the coming fiscal year, but is using some $1.1 billion in federal stimulus dollars to soften the blow of the budget cuts.

Even though cookie sales nationally have been hit, here at home that's not the case.

The number of people who were late making their mortgage payments shot up 53 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008 from the same period in 2007.

Mortgage giant Freddie Mac says Chief Executive David Moffett is resigning.

In tough economic times, even the biggest animal lovers are having to give up their pets, simply because they can't afford to keep them.

When you think of internet auctions, you probably think about EBay, not your local police department or sheriff's office, but now, you might. These aren't auctions selling things like hand cuffs, bullet proof vests, or radar guns. It's stuff like jewelery, cars, and even designer clothes.

Taxpayers who qualify for the first-time homebuyer credit and purchase a home this year before Dec. 1 have a special option available for claiming the tax credit either on their 2008 tax returns due April 15 or on their 2009 tax returns next year.

President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan has a lot of you talking, especially about the $400 tax credit.

Paying off your credit card could do more than eliminate your debt. It could put some extra money in your pocket.

In the small town of Johnston, South Carolina, the self-proclaimed "Peach capital of the world," when the word budget comes to mind it's anything but peachy.

The House Appropriations Committee has approved an $18.9 billion budget that funnels hundreds of millions of dollars in federal stimulus money into Medicaid and education.

Whether they're a bargain or not depends on what happens next, but it's now possible to pick up some big-name stocks for rock bottom prices.