The Hepzibah High School student who died during practice for a beauty pageant at Paine College was laid to rest Friday.

Dozens of workers are enjoying an early weekend after a power outage at Fort Gordon.

Flesh-eating bacteria grips a local teen after he slips and cuts his leg at the Savannah Rapids. Several surgeries later, News 12's Christie Ethridge reports Lakeside High senior Stephen Holt is lucky to have his leg and his life.

You can see Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson and Jack Nicklaus at Augusta National. At the patch, you're more likely to to run into Andre, Bernard and Robert. "The Municipal Course is for everybody. You don't have to be a millionaire to be out here," said Golfer Robert Freese.

A local high school senior was shocked when she woke up one morning to find her mother dead from a sudden heart attack.

The pain from that day hasn't gotten a whole lot easier for the family, but they are finding ways to deal with the loss.

Our Time To Care winner for April is a Richmond County firefighter, but he's not getting the honor for any heroism on the job, although there's been plenty of that over the years.

The thoughts of many now that former nightclub DiLussa Lounge is becoming Provisions Christian Lounge -- a lounge for kids and teens.

Over 25 barbecue masters will compete for the top prize and favorite of the crowd on Saturday in downtown Aiken.

Fort Gordon has a change in venue for its Easter sunrise service on Sunday morning.

Several Richmond County deputies were honored during the 2013 Golden Shield Honor Awards on Thursday in Atlanta.

The Savannah Riverkeeper is angry after she was told a part of the river is privately owned, meaning if you float through, you could be trespassing. The Riverkeeper says it should be a public river and she'll take it all the way to court if she has to.

Columbia County Schools came together to celebrate the spirit of Olympic competition on Friday.

News 12 is a proud sponsor of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the CSRA's Burger Battle. The event will be held April 23 at 5:30 p.m. at the E.W. Hagler Club at 1903 Division Street in Augusta.

The Post Critical Incident Seminar was put on by the Georgia State Patrol and provides intensive counseling and help for officers who've been through some unbelievable events. People came from as far as Colorado and Connecticut to be a part of it.

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Georgia Regents University and Paine College have teamed up to plan multiple events throughout April to spread awareness.

Amy Isdell bought her ticket during her lunch break from the Fuel Express on the 2700 block of Peach Orchard Road.

At a rally before the meeting, dozens showed up to support Happy Tails. Many brought their dogs, rescued from Happy Tails, and shared stories about all that Happy Tails has done for the community.

More than 50 homes in the Harrisburg Community now have free Internet service. It's part of a program called Operation Lighthouse.

The Brain Injury Association of Georgia, along with other sponsors, has hosted an annual walk for the past four years. This year, the walk has a whole new meaning for a group of friends and family.

Some neighbors are welcoming the new tenants, while others are thinking about packing their bags.

The Savannah Lakes Resort in McCormick was forced to shut down in 2010, leaving some scrambling to change wedding and vacation plans.

An Aiken resident won second place in the S.C. Department of Commerce's Rural Summit Photography Contest.

When land is used for agriculture, it gets special tax breaks. But when you break that land down into smaller pieces and sell it as residential property, the new owners get stuck with the taxes.

Expedito Rivera bought the Green instant ticket from the Fuel Express on the 2700 block of Peach Orchard Road.