Updated: 3:00 PM It's a long forgotten piece of Fort Gordon's past, almost wiped away like it never even existed. But News 12 is learning more about Camp Crockett.

Updated: 7:51 PM It's possibly the most important number you could ever dial, but some people are abusing 911. The cost is not measured in money but in lives.

Updated: 9:21 PM News 12 had an exclusive invitation to the governor's mansion and nothing was off limits. We took a tour of the mansion and covered local, state and national politics with Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal.

Updated: 3:23 PM A pickpocket is someone who steals your wallet without you even knowing it. In the digital age, pickpockets are updating their technique by using radio frequency identification.

Posted: 12:29 PM You've heard of donating food, clothes, and money, but what about giving back even after you aren't around anymore. It's a way to leave your legacy. It's one that could save lives and save your family money. It's called leaving behind your body to science.

Updated: 8:13 PM Usually known for his strength and passion on the football field, retirement has brought out a softer side in the legendary Bulldog leader.

Posted: 5:36 PM More people are digging into their own family history to discover their own roots, and they're using everything from old-fashioned research to modern science.

Updated: 8:34 PM The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is now looking into the football fight that's led one county to make some very serious allegations. In a News 12 Special Assignment, we give you a closer look at what really happened after that game.

Updated: 1:15 AM In her first interview, Amber Lever is telling her story, and she's talking only to News 12's Katie Beasley.

Updated: 11:01 AM Many have gathered in Florida for today's scheduled launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis.

Updated: 7:46 PM John Neumar's daughter, Kathy Neumar Scarlett, discusses what the death of Betty Neumar means to her.

Updated: 10:31 AM In 2007, an Environmental Protection Agency report said Americans tossed about 2.25 million tons of electronics. Just 18 percent of that was recycled. The rest ended up in landfills at home or around the world, piling up in dumps that make people sick.

Updated: 8:40 AM How similar are the one hour dramas to reality? It's putting more pressure on local Crime Scene Investigators and changing the way the legal system operates. It has been dubbed the CSI Effect.

Updated: 7:28 PM The first-of-its-kind breakthrough is already bringing what patients call "life-changing" results.

Updated: 4:26 PM One family, living in military housing on Fort Gordon believe mold in their unit may have caused their 6-month daughter to stop breathing. News 12 investigates in a special assignment.

Updated: 4:26 PM One military family living in housing on Fort Gordon believes mold made them sick and perhaps caused their six-month-old daughter to stop breathing. News 12 investigates in a special assignment.

Updated: 5:19 PM One student shares her bullying experience with News 12, and say's she trying to change for the better.

Updated: 11:31 AM News 12 first showed you the Plant Vogtle expansion progress a year ago. Now, as Japan deals with a nuclear emergency, we go back to the construction site in this Special Assignment.

Updated: 4:20 PM Members of Georgia's Army National Guard left Augusta for Afghanistan last week to begin a unique mission. They're heading to one of the most dangerous places in the world with a weapon in one hand and a shovel in the other.

Updated: 4:20 PM It may be the most unusual mission ever for the Georgia Army National Guard. A 58 member team left Augusta for Afghanistan. Along with fighting, they'll spend the next year teaching agriculture in a war torn country.

Updated: 7:09 PM The launch was canceled today, but Launch Director Mike Leinbach says the earliest Endeavour can launch will be Monday at 2:33 PM.

Updated: 11:14 AM Your smartphone might be a little too smart. It can record information you might not want it to record, and that information could end up in the wrong hands.

Updated: 7:27 PM On any average day in Georgia, there are as many as 20,000 juveniles sitting in jail. It's a problem that one rehab home in Vidalia, Georgia has been battling for fifty years now. And for the first time on camera, News 12 is getting an inside look at the Paul Anderson Youth Home.

Updated: 12:05 PM He confessed to killing his disabled mother, then he said he didn't do it. One jury convicted him, but at a second trial he was set free. So who killed Meridith Guy? For the first time Tom Chumley is telling his story, and he's telling it only to News 12.

Updated: 12:11 PM Eight years ago this week, a disabled grandmother was gunned down in her Columbia County home. After suspicious behavior, her son became the prime suspect. Now for the first time Tom Chumley is telling his story, and he's telling it only to News 12.