An Aiken man was arrested on drug charges after a foot chase near Schofield Middle School on Monday.

On Monday, a News 12 special assignment shed light on a possible crime problem at Denmark Tech, but it also raised serious questions about public information at the school. A local lawmaker talks about his bill that could fix the problem.

An Augusta man has been arrested after allegedly having sexually assaulting a hospital patient who is unable to speak or move.

The arrests were made after undercover officers discovered video gambling machines were being operated from inside the store and cash payouts were being made.

A former Georgia Regents University employee has been sentenced to one year in prison for stealing money from the state.

Alexia Davis was arrested after Capt. Steve Morris said she failed to take reasonable measures to restore property to the rightful owner under Georgia law.

Police in the city of Bamberg are investigating after a child was injured in an apparent drug deal gone wrong.

For five months, News 12 has been investigating a college only 50 miles east of Augusta. Two students were shot on the campus just last year. After additional reports of drugs, assaults and violence, we're putting the spotlight on Denmark Tech.

It's a move many Richmond County deputies were happy to make. They've made the move from the southside substation that was hidden in a shopping center off Gordon Highway to their new and visible home next to the RYDC.

The suspect, a black female ,was wearing boots, jeans and a jacket when the crimes were committed on Jan. 31 at both the Walmart on Bobby Jones and the Kroger on Washington Road.

Officers say the victim told them he was approached by two unknown males, who he says were armed with something similar to a kitchen knife.

A 14-year-old who brought a gun to the First Baptist Church of North Augusta on Friday is now facing criminal charges.

North Augusta officers are searching for one or more burglars after multiple businesses were hit late Thursday night. It's all happening at the North Augusta Plaza. Friday, those businesses are left cleaning up after a very stupid crime.

The Georgia Appeals Court on Wednesday temporarily stayed Cook's execution to consider a challenge to the state's lethal injection procedure. But the Georgia Supreme Court lifted the stay Thursday. Other appeals were exhausted.

Michael Tyrone Quarles has been charged with armed robbery in connection to the incident on Feb. 19 at the Quick Cash on Richland Avenue West.

Capt. Troy Elwell with the Aiken County Sheriff's Office says the homeowner was returning from the store when they were approached by a man holding a knife.

The first robbery happened around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on the 300 block of Mike Padgett Highway at the Time Saver Food Store. Investigators conducted several interviews Wednesday night.

You sign on to check on friends and family, but now, the Sheriff's Office wants you to use Facebook to help them solve crimes.

An Augusta optometrist pleaded guilty on Wednesday to submitting over $800,000 in fraudulent Medicare claims.

The victim claims that when Baitmon brought the children back, she saw her 6-year-old son walking with a limp. Her son claims Baitmon spanked him with a plastic bat.

Kester Henry Dozier, 41, was fired on Feb. 11 and arrested on Tuesday for delivery of prohibited articles to inmates and violation of oath of office.

Sheriff Richard Roundtree says he wants to put a priority on getting the best possible training for deputies and that will start from the top.

The inmate, who has not been identified at this time, is said to have escaped from the minimum security work camp. Investigators say he got away into the woods when no one was looking.

Carlos Demetrius Williams and Jamaques Deundray Salley have been charged with armed robbery. They were arrested shortly before 7 p.m.

Columbia County deputies are searching for a man who was involved in a domestic dispute. The search is ongoing around Highway 150 and 121 in the Pollards Corner area.