If you know who these two men are, contact the North Augusta Department of Public Safety.

This is at the intersection of Central and Heard avenues. Officers shut down the business after at a month-long investigation. The scene was cleared Thursday afternoon.

If you know the identity of these men, call 1-888-CRIME-SC or text "TIPSC plus your message" to CRIMES (274637). Your tip could earn you a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest.

Deputies say when they arrived on scene, they found bullet holes on the home. Right now, investigators have not named any suspects in this case.

All of the pets are in a temporary emergency shelter until the case against the owner, Callie Abel, is complete.

For the first time ever, the Augusta Judicial Circuit will have full-time judges. Judges Doug Flanagan, Jennifer McKinzie and Pam James will be taking the positions.

Man sent to hospital after being beaten in the face in Richmond County.

The witness told officers at the scene that the victim, Ozzie Ware, had just pulled his car into the driveway when two black males approached the car, shooting at him while he was inside the truck.

An emotional and chaotic day in an Aiken County courtroom sends one to prison and others to the hospital. But in the end, another family gets justice.

UGA Police Chief Jimmy Williamson says the 28-year-old officer was immediately placed on paid leave pending the outcome of criminal and internal investigations.

City leaders in Blackville hosted a community forum Monday night to discuss the recent violence.

A CVS employee reported a man wearing a black tank top and black shorts put the stolen items in his pant pockets and walked out of the store without making any effort to pay.

Three people in the accidents had minor injuries, and the two cars that started it all left the scene. The only descriptions of the vehicles officers have are that one is a truck and the other is a Crown Victoria.

Dominique Lemond Lee Fortenberry pleaded guilty to to three counts of attempted murder, one count of attempted armed robbery and one count of discharging a weapon into a vehicle while occupied.

A 32-year-old Augusta man is in jail charged with aggravated assault and a weapon charge after a deputies say he stabbed his brother.

A 41-year-old Martinez woman accused of killing a 22-month-old baby was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter Friday night.

The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team, as well as SLED’s SWAT team, responded to the North Augusta Gardens to assist with Cochran's arrest.

The thieves took approximately 20 cartons of cigarettes from the Walgreens on the 3000 block of Washington Road.

Jennings' son, Amir, was 18 months old when he was last seen in November. Police say Jennings lied to them about where the boy is. Jennings says she left the boy somewhere safe but won't give details.

This comes a few moths after Neal pleaded guilty to a drug possession charged after rape allegations surfaced from his teenage babysitter.

The Aiken County Sheriff's Office says Eddie Stewart was released from the hospital and taken to the Richmond County Jail.

Police say a group of Jamaican or Haitian men from Augusta came into town looking for a Waynesboro man. The men were looking to him and his family after a package filled with drugs never showed up.

Right now, officers have taken in two people for question, but no charges have been filed.

The CSRA Metal Theft Task Force recommends that you engrave or mark your batteries with your initials. You can also use neon-colored spray paint to make your name more visible.

Police say Amir was last seen during a visit to a Columbia bank with his mother in November 2011.