May 25, 2013

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Billy Cleveland sentenced

It was a day of celebration for former substitute teacher Billy Cleveland and the crowd who came to support him. Prosecutors dropped the 8 counts of child molestation...and Cleveland pled guilty to three counts of simple battery, a misdemeanor. The courtroom was packed with his supporters.

Special Assignment: No Delivery Zone

It's something most of us take for granted. We can pick up a phone and order a pizza whenever we want. But for some people in Augusta, that's not an option. And many of those people who can't get pizza have one thing in common: they live in an Augusta Housing Authority home.

Augusta prepares for James Brown Music Festival

Last minute preparations are being made for the James Brown Soul of America Music Festival. Festival organizers say about 2000 people are already expected to come, and Richmond County deputies are preparing for the crowds.

Special Assignment: Dangerous Sports

Summer sports are kicking into high gear, and more time outside means more chances to get hurt. In a News 12 Special Assignment, Stephanie Baker tells us about mistakes children in all sports make.

Board members react to Larke rally

It was a heated rally Wednesday, May 24 as parents and educators showed up outside the Richmond County Board of Education to show their support for Dr. Charles Larke.

Special Assignment: Crack Pipes for Sale

To the unknowing eye, it looks like a small gift or collectable. But anyone who's been around drugs knows what it really is: a crack pipe. News 12's Kristen Cosby has been investigating the small glass tubes sold in local convenience stores.

Closed Pfizer plant may become ethanol plant

Augusta's closed Pfizer Pharmaceuticals plant may have new life as an ethanol plant. A New York company called Xethanol has signed a letter of intent with Pfizer to buy the 30 acre site.

Fraud trial verdicts in

The jury deciding conspiracy and money laundering charges against two South African businessmen has reached verdicts. Stephan Botes has been found guilty on fifteen counts. He will be taken into custody until his sentencing. Peter Steyn was found not guilty on all counts.

Search still on for missing Augusta woman

No signs of progress today in the search for Deborah Fortunato Dill. The Augusta woman has been missing for two months after, according to her husband, she left home after an argument.

Residents refuse to let Graniteville die

A deadly train wreck a year and a half ago is still defining the future for much of Aiken County. But the tight-knit mill town of Graniteville says it's home...with or without the mill.

Civic Center GM resigns

They've been without a leader before, and now the Richmond County Civic Center is once again left looking for another general manager. News 12's Domonique Benn talked with general manager Larry Rogers and Coliseum Authority members to find out what led to this conclusion.

Botox restores Harlem woman's voice

You lose your keys, your cell phone...some may say even your mind. But what about your voice? It happened to one woman in Harlem. News 12's Meredith Taylor shows you how she got it back.

Teen driver cuts off school bus, forces it into ditch

It was a scary ride home for some Cross Creek students Monday afternoon, May 22, as a fellow classmate cut in front of their bus, sending it into a ditch. The teenage driver of a black truck is accused of cutting the bus off while trying to pass.

Special Assignment: Identity Theft, Part 2

You might be throwing away your identity without even knowing it. The trouble with your trash is...out of sight, out of mind. But do you ever think about where it ends up? In recycling centers...where we found many of you are trashing your identity.

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