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.
Aiken City Council and Aiken County Council are facing off over a new county complex. The city could require the county to follow Aiken's extensive list of regulations, costing county taxpayers more.
A local publisher is saying Augusta commissioners really don't care about people live at Cherry Tree Crossing. Both sides are now speaking up before the walls come down at Augusta's largest public housing complex.
A super PAC called the Congressional Leadership Fund, led by former Republican members of Congress, said Thursday it has bought ad time in the Augusta and Savannah markets leading up to the Nov. 6 election.
GHSU president Dr. Ricardo Azziz is talking to News 12 tonight about a possible emerging compromise in the controversy surrounding the new name for Augusta's "New U."
A $500 individual contribution or $1,000 for a couple will get you into a reception at 6 p.m. Wednesday. At $10,000, a contributor gets a photo with Ryan.
Augusta Housing Authority officials took the time to explain what this means for the 389 families who live in the complex who could be moving out next summer.
Work continues on a new Aiken County Government Center. They recently broke ground on the new location off University Parkway in North Aiken. Now, there's a bump in the road, and it involves complications between the city and county.
Augusta commissioners have voted down a management deal for the TEE Center. The center will done in a matter of days, but city leaders can't reach a deal to manage the place.
The Columbia County woman arrested for allegedly destroying dozens of campaign signs is now talking exclusively with News 12's Laura Warren about why she did it.
A vote by the Augusta Housing Authority could send nearly 400 families packing. On Thursday, they voted to demolish Cherry Tree Crossing. As News 12's Christie Ethridge reports, reactions are mixed.
He has been at the center of a firestorm surrounding two major local institutions. Augusta State University and Georgia Health Sciences University will soon merge, but many people are not happy about the new name.
Songs have been written about him. Signs bearing his name have been defaced. Signs line Azziz's neighborhood in support of including Augusta in the name of the "New U." It is a true grassroots movement.
