People living at the Groves Apartment in North Augusta are left with a lot of cleaning up to do, and they say this all could have been avoided if the complex cleaned its storm drains.

Key lime and strawberry pies and chocolate layered cakes, desserts that will all be a part of the spread at the 8th annual dessert auction for the Lydia Project.

It's a pretty dramatic change. Even with the recent rain, lots of docks don't even have water under them, and new islands popping up could be dangerous to boaters who aren't careful, especially at night.

Last year in South Carolina, there were 107 cases of rabies total. Most were in animals such as raccoons, bats and even foxes. Rabies bites are less common from cats and dogs.

In a quiet North Augusta graveyard, you'll find a quiet hero. His tombstone in the Mount Transfiguration Baptist Church Cemetery reads, "Our native son in 1972 discovered the Watergate break-in."

Hyde Park has been plagued with flooding and contamination for years. They are planning to relocate all the people and give in to the water, turning the area into a retention pond.

Aimee's father, Andy Copeland, spoke at the "Border Bash" in Columbia, S.C., on Monday morning. He says Aimee is going into surgery and that she could be in rehab as early as two weeks from now.

The private housing company at Fort Gordon, Balfour Beatty, responded to allegations that they refused safety features to Hannah Ross's family.

The D-Day battle may have ended nearly seven decades ago, but we may never be able to measure the impact it left.

In Korea, General Douglas MacArthur personally promised the Aiken vet that he'd be home for Christmas back in 1950. George Hook never made it back that year.

Tuesday night Columbia County Commissioners are expected to vote on a new playground, behind the library in Evans. It's for children with special needs. However, some neighbors are against the playground.

A local girl scout journeyed to Washington D.C. to meet president Barack Obama after winning the gold award for her service project.

The organization is growing much faster than anyone expected. They went public in January, and in just six months, they've exceeded the goals set for this entire year.

The pictures allow crews to actually see what they need to fix. For example, if someone sends a picture of a pothole, they can see how big it is and the amount of materials they need to fix it.

Aimee, a 24-year-old graduate student, acquired necrotizing faciitis after falling from a zipline and cutting her leg on May 1.

The only way firefighters can give their best is to make sure they know how to survive when they are faced with the worst.

During the summer, not all students can depend on free or reduced lunches at the cafeteria or weekend backpack programs and seniors can have trouble driving around.

This all started early Sunday afternoon when witnesses say they saw sparks coming off the wheels of a CSX train starting fires around them. Sunday evening they were still fighting the blaze.

Anthony Dejuan's story, all of the heartbreak, love, and passion, will soon hit theatres.

Aiken residents gathered at the Calvary Cemetery on Friday to hold a pauper service for six men and women who died without family or friends.

You may remember Sgt. First Class Sean Gittens and his family. The inside of their new Evans home is almost complete, but they need your help to get the yard just right.

It may not look like much now, but soon the mobile memorial will be equipped with materials the community helped pay for and first responders can use it at a moment's notice.

People in Hyde Park have dealt with flooding and potential contamination for years. It's set to become a lake once everyone is moved, but residents say the relocation process is taking a lot longer than expected.

Here one minute, gone the next. It's demolition day for the old Immaculate Conception Catholic School.

News 12's Chad Mills is in Washington, D.C., and will have reports for us this week. This as law enforcement agencies gather in Washington D.C. to remember our fallen officers during National Police Week.