In the past year, at least 14 employees at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office have either been terminated or criminally charged in separate investigations.
State records show the Thomson-McDuffie water system has repeatedly exceeded federal limits for a group of drinking-water chemicals over multiple years.
Some residents received an application for a Georgia official absentee ballot they did not request ahead of Friday's deadline to request an absentee ballot.
A complex celebrated two years ago as a solution to Augusta’s lack of affordable housing has become an example of what the city is facing with out-of-state landlords.
Jennifer Lowers says she went to the emergency room at Eisenhower Army Medical Center for a migraine. Hours later, she was sedated, transported against her will to a psychiatric facility 200 miles from home, and held there for 17 days.
A Facebook comment about police license plate readers led to messages from an account labeled Ridge Spring Police Department threatening to seek a warrant and send U.S. Marshals, according to Christian McClellan.
City leaders are making changes after an investigation found two apartment complexes with code violations that had been operating without business licenses while evicting tenants who complained.
Two Augusta apartment complexes operated without a business license, and inspectors have found more than 160 problems between the two properties, according to inspection reports.
A Miami landlord says he was not aware his Augusta apartment complex was operating without a business license, but an open records request obtained by News 12 shows otherwise.
Tenants at Brook Landing apartments went without water after management posted a shutoff notice with no timeline for restoration — and say the water wasn't restored until code enforcement arrived on site.
A mother and a disabled veteran were living in Augusta apartment complexes that the city had not licensed — and both were facing eviction after raising concerns about conditions, a News 12 investigation found.
Code enforcement officers swept through Pace Corners Apartments on Wednesday, going door to door — exactly 10 days after News 12 began asking questions about utility shutoffs and a missing business license.
Records obtained by 12 On Your Side show Augusta code enforcement had documented dangerous conditions at a Gordon Highway apartment complex for more than a year before a city response team visited the property.
City officials launched a multi-agency raid Friday at Pace Corners Apartments following an investigation into conditions tenants describe as ongoing and severe.
A local military retiree says care at Eisenhower Army Medical Center has already begun to change — even as Congress moves to block a federal plan to scale back services at the facility.
A military family says it is still trying to resolve claims tied to a 2025 HomeSafe Alliance move — even after the company lost its military moving contract.
The outside prosecutor assigned to review the GBI investigation into former Washington County Solicitor-General Michael Howard says he will not present criminal charges to a grand jury.
As another school year begins in Aiken County, a cloud of unanswered questions still hangs over the district’s handling of its now-former human resources chief.
An internal Richmond County Sheriff’s Office file obtained by 12 On Your Side raises new questions about the case against Deputy Clarence “Nick” Johnson V.
Newly released records show the investigation into former Aiken County Public Schools human resources chief Dr. Sal Minolfo was broader than previously known.
Newly obtained records show the Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training Council moved to revoke the certifications of eight Richmond County school police officers tied to an online training cheating scandal.
Georgia’s two U.S. senators are now demanding the Defense Health Agency immediately halt plans to downgrade Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon.
Court documents obtained by 12 On Your Side Investigates are raising questions about whether a Burke County party tied to a deadly shooting was part of a larger pattern.
The Georgia Department of Agriculture says it has closed its investigation into the cat shooting case involving Lincolnton Mayor Mike McCombs’ wife, Lizzy Long, the agency says.
County records show Laura Grove was fired after officials learned she had been on paid administrative leave while under investigation for alleged unprofessional conduct.
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is introducing a bill aimed at stopping privatized military housing contractors from using non-disclosure agreements to silence military families.
Newly released records obtained by 12 On Your Side Investigates detail the allegations and internal actions Aiken County Public Schools says led to its former HR chief being placed on leave.
Aiken County school board members spent about two and a half hours behind closed doors Tuesday night, days after 12 On Your Side confirmed the district’s former human resources chief retired after months on paid administrative leave.
A warrant charging the wife of Lincolnton’s mayor with aggravated animal cruelty was recalled one day after her arrest, with no explanation on record for why.
Aiken County Public Schools’ chief officer of human resources and administration remains on paid administrative leave more than two months after the district placed him on leave over conduct allegations.
VA Secretary Doug Collins faced questions from the House Appropriations Committee on Thursday as lawmakers pressed him on staffing shortages and the rising cost of community care.
