Updated: 2:30 PM The Sheriff's Office said there were two gas tanks and one oxygen tank under a Ford Expedition SUV in the Country Inn and Suites parking lot.
Updated: 12:42 AM Almost as well-known as the Masters Tournament itself are the scams that come with it, but every year people end up buying badges that are not worth the paper they're printed on.
Updated: 4:46 PM Linda Crumbley and her 33-year-old son Mario Crumbley and 27-year-old daughter Dekrizia Crumbley were all taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
Updated: 1:17 PM The explosions in Boston happened less than 24 hours after thousands of people filled Augusta for the final round of the Masters Tournament.
Updated: 9:08 PM Emotions ran high at a meeting in Aiken. The NAACP is searching for answers a fatal accident a few weeks back. Two black pedestrians were hit by a white lawyer. One of the victims died, and the lawyer responsible still hasn't been charged.
Updated: 1:09 PM Jason Broome has warrants out for his arrest concerning his possible part in thefts from vehicles including using stolen credit cards and possession of stolen property in McDuffie County, according to McDuffie County Sheriff's Office.
Updated: 1:52 PM 52-year-old Larry Patrick Craft of Lyles, Tennessee is being charged with one count of Obstruction of a Law Enforcement Officer and one count of Criminal Trespass.
Updated: 8:11 PM Authorities say the gunman has been killed. This afternoon the gunman, who has not been identified, barricaded himself inside a home holding five firefighters hostage.
Updated: 11:11 PM The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is facing some big leadership changes. It's all after the chief deputy there has announced he's leaving, but younger leadership will look to fill his shoes.
Updated: 6:33 PM After a ten year term with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, and a past dedicated to law enforcement in Aiken, Chief Deputy Dwayne Courtney has announced he's leaving the Sheriff's Office, under friendly circumstances, for other work.
Updated: 4:40 PM The commissioner of Georgia's Department of Juvenile Justice says one of his agency's corrections officers has been arrested on felony drug charges in Savannah.
Posted: 11:35 AM A Columbia County neighborhood is still trying to figure out were $192,000 has gone. The money was collected from homeowners' fees, and even though the incident was reported four months ago, no one is in jail.