If you watched the big game on a new Samsung Smart TV, there is a possibility that your TV could be watching you!

A handwritten note taped to the door left little information for customers of Appliance Land. The business has been in the area for more than 30 years.

"FBI" virus hitting people in the CSRA.

State Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens is offering tips to help Georgians file claims associated with the storm system that tore through the state Wednesday.

Two companies are recalling their dog treats after the The New York Department of Agriculture found trace amounts of antibiotics.

The phone giant is pushing "It Can Wait" campaign in school. Now the company is taking another step towards preventing texting and driving in form of an app.

Families of alleged gang members in Waynesboro claim their loved ones are not gang members nor are there gangs in their city.

If you've been holding onto your old computer because you're worried about polluting the environment or risking your personal information, the wait is over.

A Grovetown man says he was treated like a hardened criminal when officers confronted him about firing a BB gun in his backyard. He says he didn't realize firing a BB gun in the city was illegal.

Zaxby's Franchising Inc. said in a statement that the suspicious files may have resulted in unauthorized access to credit and debit card information at more than 100 stores.

Gigi Turner with the Better Business Bureau of the CSRA says she received lots of calls from seniors in the Augusta area pretending to be representatives from Medicare.

The Better Business Bureau says they received at least 50 calls from customers in the Augusta area complaining about not having phone or Internet service.

The first happened in the Deerwood neighborhood and affects residents from Pine Log Road to Troon Way. The second happened in Woodside Plantation.

The information on your 2012 taxes will be used to determine pay next year for health care, if your employer doesn't offer insurance.

At first, she believed the callers from Kingston, Jamaica. All of them made the same promise of big money. However, the transactions she saw were withdrawals out of her account and into theirs.

It seems like a great deal. All you have to do is call the number on the card and you get a free $100 gift card. However, some people quickly learned it's was a scam to get your money and your information.

It is a chance to try out a new hobby without making a major commitment. 'Free Hunt Days' has caused a ton of confusion in South Carolina. We answer the question: Can you hunt deer tomorrow?

It's a new year and you may be looking for a new job. News 12 is On Your Side with the secrets to help you stand out on an online application.

Instagram has taken a huge hit after announcing it had the right to sell your pictures to advertisers without your permission. The social media photo sharing website reverted back to its old policy after a public outcry.

Although April 15 may still seem like a long way away, it's not too early to start preparing for the tax season now. You only have five days left to maximize your 2012 returns.

Four national retailers have agreed to recall more than 150,000 Nap Nanny baby recliners after at least five infant deaths and dozens of reports of children nearly falling out of the recliners.

Ever since Jobe Tolle can remember he's had only one idol, The King of Pop! There isn't a day that goes by that the 8-year-old isn't dancing like his Jackson.

A Richmond County woman is thanking News 12's Call for Action volunteers for helping her get a refund that allowed her to afford Christmas.

News 12 is on your side with a warning about a fake charity that's being used to scam generous donors like you.

A Columbia County man says his investment went up in smoke after a costly business mistake.