News 12 is on your side with the candidates and issues you will have to choose between on Election Day. Take a look at this list to see what you'll be voting on this Election Day.
If at first you don't succeed -- try again -- with a different company? We catch up with members of the Augusta Coliseum Authority who say they are ready to bring business to the new TEE Center.
News 12's Laura Warren sat down with Democrat Richard Roundtree and Republican Freddie Sanders the day before the final election, and no question was off limits.
Elementary schools across the country are taking part in the election this year. They're doing an online presidential election to see who America's students will vote into office.
There are four days and counting until polls open, and there are some confusing questions and elections on ballots in Aiken County. News 12's Chad Mills is breaking them all down.
News 12 is covering the races you care about on this upcoming Election Day, including the race for the 12th Congressional District and Richmond County sheriff.
The race is on for Aiken County Probate Judge, and it's a heated contest and some say a dirty contest. The incumbent judge wants four more years of what she says is working. Her opponent wants to turn the court upside-down.
It is being called a life or death decision. The East Regional EMS Council attempted to throw water on a heated battle between the Augusta Fire Department and Gold Cross Ambulance Service.
South Carolina House District 86 includes two-thirds of Aiken County, including parts of Aiken, Wagener, and New Ellenton. A Republican incumbent and an Independent write-in candidate with a career in the military are facing off.
He was arrested in a criminal round-up called Operation Smoke Screen, but investigators got the wrong guy. News 12 has exclusive reaction from the Sheriff's Office and the men looking to be the next top cop.
There is a big fight between the Augusta Fire Department and Gold Cross Ambulance Service. Some are calling it a dangerous dispute that could impact your safety.
A park bench in Evans has a special new honor. A metal bench at the Evans Towne Center Park was dedicated this morning in loving memory of Otis L. Crowell.
Congressman Joe Wilson comes to town to endorse Lee Anderson, but first, he stops by our studio to talk about his reelection bid. He's running unopposed but has big plans for the next two years on the Hill.
There is record flooding across the East Coast after Superstorm Sandy made landfall. Augusta families are still reeling from floods that slammed the city back in August.
It's been nearly four months since a Columbia County code enforcement officer made national headlines. Jimmy Vowell continues to fight to get his job back, and he's sitting down with News 12.
Election Day is now only a week away -- and some potentially confusing local elections are being held in South Carolina. News 12's Chad Mills introduces you to the candidates to help you decide.
Investigators are still trying to determine how much information was stolen. Tax returns can include names, address, Social Security numbers and bank account information.
Commissioners were trying to reach an agreement by Monday with Paul Simon, who is expecting to operate the Trade, Exhibit and Events Center in downtown Augusta.
After hackers targeted South Carolina, many of you are at risk. While the state is offering help, many of you say you're having trouble getting it. Now, we have the answer to get free credit protection.
