President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are sparring in the first presidential debate over their differing approaches to growing the economy.
An Augusta commissioner is under fire after asking for a special exception to do business with the city. He calls the blatant violation of the code of ethics a "stupid rule."
Obama is well aware that the remaining five weeks of the race still offer enough time for tectonic shifts in his prospects. He'll want to avoid any campaign-altering mistakes as he presses his case for a second term.
In South Carolina, the clock is ticking down to register to vote in November's general election. The deadline is October 6th. But ballots in November could be a little confusing when it comes to state and local election.
It's been in the works for more than seven years, and Columbia County is now able to move forward on plans to open a new $750,000 BMX and skateboarding park.
Iran was just one of the topics News 12 covered in a wide-ranging interview and Sen. Graham wasn't backing down. He says taking a hard line with Iran is the only way to go.
A state tax break that is good for businesses might not be good for your wallet. Augusta leaders warn they might have to plug a budget hole with your cash.
Columbia County is on the cutting edge of technology with its new county broadband utility. It broke ground in December of 2010, and now, each county department is getting connected to the network.
The Republican governor insists she hasn't decided whether to run for re-election in 2014. Godfrey says Haley likely won't decide until after the 2013 legislative session ends next summer.
An Augusta city worker was arrested for the second time last week. He is not just any employee. He is a manager. There are also concerns about a possible conflict of interest when it comes to the consequences at work.
News 12 got a first look inside the construction zone. Workers are putting the finishing touches on the new headquarters building that should be done in a couple weeks.
He is the outspoken community activist who has proven he is willing to go jail for what he believes. Woody Merry is back, and he is pushing the city to reconsider relocating an entire Augusta neighborhood.
Because of the property’s zoning, a proposed Aiken indoor gun range first needed the approval of the City of Aiken’s Board of Zoning Appeals. Tuesday night, it didn't get that approval.
News 12's cameras were rolling as Augusta commissioners got a look at the pros and cons of dropping Blue Cross Blue Shield for a self insurance provider.
Georgia voters head to the polls in just six weeks to cast their ballots for big decisions on the local and national level. One state issue on the ballot is the amendment involving charter schools in the state.
Last week, the state Supreme Court upheld Republican Paul Thurmond's victory in a special primary to fill the seat long held by Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell.
The new Trade, Exhibit and Events Center will soon be complete, and there is still no management agreement. The expected operator, Paul Simon, says get it done.
