An active 29-year-old who works out every day at the gym, even on holidays, doesn't exactly fit the profile of men who suffer a heart attack. But that's exactly what happened to Ryan Paquette.

A News 12 investigation is getting the attention of a state agency, and it could mean answers for hundreds of people all over the country looking for their families.

A lot of the people allegedly sold decades ago want to find their real families. They want answers. Others, however, are trying to forget.

It's a murder that can sometimes sound more like a made-for-TV movie, with allegations of an affair, plotting murder schemes, and an elaborate plan to cover it all up.

For the first time since the murder of Kay Parsons, murder suspect Rebecca Sears' husband is speaking out and standing by his wife and stepson. News 12 spoke with Tony Sears at his family's new home in Nashville.

Work is going on right now to expand two nuclear power plants: one in Georgia and the other in South Carolina. Both projects are creating a lot of jobs.

Workers are building the nation's first nuclear reactors in decades, right along the Savannah River in Burke County. In a News 12 Special Assignment, we take you inside The Big Dig.

When you buy something at the grocery store, you trust that it's safe. You trust the store and the laws that regulate it. But, a News 12 investigation shows some things are slipping through the cracks, and it could be harming the youngest member of your family.

Facebook statuses paired with some personal information and the help of Google could be opening the door to your home for potential Facebook burglars.

We want to update you on a News 12 Special Assignment from earlier this month. Jack Bailey was in a Wadley court Monday night, answering to his 4th DUI arrest.

It sounds more like a movie than real life: a juvenile court officer and a judge steal babies and sell them all over the country. But, some say this drama really happened in Augusta, and it played out for years

Landon Terry has dedicated his life to solving crimes, but he can't seem to solve the mystery he believes started his life. He was just one day old when he thinks he was sold.

For one Waynesboro family, it's a fight for justice...and it's a fight they say seems never-ending.

Every 40 minutes someone in the U.S. is killed by a drunk driver, and the numbers show the majority of those drivers have driven drunk before. One family in Waynesboro knows the numbers all too well.

Jeremy Long says he had all he had ever wanted in life: a big family, including a wife and eleven children. Now, he says his kids are gone and his wife has turned on him, all while he's behind bars.

In a News 12 exclusive last month, Christine Long told her side only to News 12's Lynnsey Gardner. Now Jeremy Long breaks his silence for the very first time, and again, only News 12's Lynnsey Gardner has the story.

Outgoing MCG President Dr. Dan Rahn sat down with News 12's Richard Rogers to talk about the high points and some of the low ones during his time in Augusta.

Christine and Jeremy Long of Burke County were convicted of neglecting their children. Now Christine says she has new evidence, and she's showing it exclusively to News 12's Lynnsey Gardner.

A News 12 investigation could be getting results all the way in Washington, D.C.

A compounding pharmacist in Augusta loves helping couples rediscover themselves. For more then 2,500 women, Augusta is ground zero for hormone replacement therapy. They treat men too.

The Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency says prescription drug abuse is so out of control, the problem now outweighs that of street drugs, by a long shot.

For centuries, people have been looking up into the night sky, wondering, is there anybody else out there? That sense of wonder is heightened even more by strange sightings. Things in the sky that just can not be explained.

A government agency that's supposed to protect you could be failing you. News 12 has been investigating the Food and Drug Administration for months, and now we have new information that could prove the FDA is broken.

Prom season is here. That means it's time for corsages, bow-ties and, for some prom-goers, a limo ride for the big dance. But do you have any clue how safe that limousine really is?

Betty Neumar is speaking out for the first time since her arrest in an upcoming documentary for the BBC, and what she has to say may shock you.