Some call it a nightmare on Wallie Drive. People living near an Augusta haunted house packed the commission chamber Tuesday night to speak out against the attraction.
Freddie Sanders says he's still not sure whether his pit bull, Bear, bit him in the face or scratched him with his paw, but the injury led to surgery at Doctors Hospital.
The TEE Center is set to welcome its first paying group in January and there is still no management agreement. The managers expect to lose $911,511 in the first year.
Sheriff Ronnie Strength has confirmed that Freddie Sanders, Republican nominee for Richmond County sheriff, is in the hospital. We are told one of his pet dogs bit him in the face, and he underwent emergency surgery.
It is a private college that is getting public funding. We are taking you on a tour of the new Health Education and Learning center at Paine College. We had one question: What's in it for you?
Both candidates in Thursday night's vice presidential debate threw out lots of facts and numbers. Here's The Associated Press's investigation into how much of that was true.
A panel of three federal judges in Washington has upheld South Carolina's voter identification law, but says the state cannot put it in practice until 2013.
A well-known local business owner is not happy with the city of Augusta. He wants to help build new homes along the river, but he says the city is standing in the way.
The Aiken County Public School District has a big problem. Some schools will be seeing improvements over the next five years, but some think more money is needed to make quicker, more expansive renovations.
The State newspaper reported that about 145,000 new voters registered between Jan. 1 and Oct. 6 this year. That compares with about 187,000 registered during 2008 prior to the election deadline.
Did an Augusta commissioner violate the city's code ethics? We have exclusive new documents that seem to show commissioner Grady Smith trying to mix personal and city business.
Heavy rains often mean flooding in our area, and now Richmond County leaders say they're serious about a solution. News 12's Christie Ethridge was at a morning meet where commissioners learned it's either sink or swim.
Augusta's Paine College is taking a swing at the golf business by setting their sights on Augusta's Patch golf course, but there is a catch. School leaders say they need more time to prepare a formal bid.
President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are sparring in the first presidential debate over their differing approaches to growing the economy.
