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South Carolina senators have defeated an attempt to help parents pay for private school tuition or educate them at home through the state budget. The 23-18 vote Wednesday rejecting the budget amendment followed nearly three hours of discussion.
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South Carolina senators have defeated an attempt to help parents pay for private school tuition or educate them at home through the state budget. More>>
Three bodies found burning in a Hephzibah field Tuesday now have names. The reported victims are all members of the Jones family, Russell Jones and his parents Roosevelt and Edna Jones. NBC 26 confirmed More>>
Sheriff's officials say a couple has been arrested after a 4-month-old girl in their care was found unresponsive. Robert Benton and Melissa Fullmore called authorities when they awoke from a nap and found Rosalynn Fullmore unresponsive in her bassinette Tuesday. The girl was later pronounced dead. More>>
Gov. Nikki Haley is calling on legislators to get a bill strengthening the state's weak ethics laws to her desk. More>>
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has said the state can't afford to expand its already-strained Medicaid program to include 650,000 more residents, but his administration is studying ways other states are expanding their... More>>
Davidson High School held a competition Wednesday to avoid kissing a pig. More>>
UPDATE: NBC 26 can confirm that a family member has admitted that the bodies found in Hephzibah Tuesday are those of his "mother, father and younger brother". More>>
An Augusta home becomes unlivable after a fire destroys it. More>>
UPDATE: NBC 26 can confirm that a family member has admitted that the bodies found in Hephzibah Tuesday are those of his "mother, father and younger brother". Steve Jones, a principal at Appling Middle More>>
Rachel in Augusta wants to know: "What is the proper protocol for tornado safety?"Though the National Weather Service can tell you that a tornado is coming, that doesn't mean they can keep you safe. No More>>
Barry Forde, Associate Director of Golden Harvest Food Bank, has passed away. More>>
Georgia state Rep. Tyrone Brooks has pleaded not guilty to federal fraud charges. Brooks entered his plea Wednesday before federal Magistrate Judge Alan Baverman.
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Richmond County investigators are searching for answers regarding the three bodies found in a Hephzibah field Tuesday afternoon. The Crime Scene Unit and Richmond County deputies surrounded a home in the More>>
USC AIKEN SPORTS INFORMATION The USC Aiken men's golf team moved up six spots in round two of the NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship in Hershey, Pennsylvania. USC Aiken enters the final round of More>>
Another apartment complex may be built on Alexander Drive near Riverwatch, but residents in nearby National Hills are not happy about it. More>>
Augusta commissioners are meeting Tuesday night to discuss downtown parking issues. More>>
On Tuesday, Richmond County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a wooded area near Mickey Court in Hephzibah for a report of a "suspicious situation." More>>
NBC 26 is receiving reports of trees down throughout the Midland Valley area of Aiken County. Our own Wynton Yates is on the scene and will be updating us as more information becomes available. More>>
Doctors Hospital is celebrating Emergency Medical Services Week to honor medical responders across the CSRA. More>>
Governor Nikki Haley is calling on legislators to get a bill strengthening the state's weak ethics laws to her desk. More>>
Augusta is part of a small club... American cities home to a future president. Woodrow Wilson spent much of his childhood here, his boyhood home still stands on Seventh Street. "This was Woodrow Wilson's More>>
A South Carolina man faces federal fraud and conspiracy charges after authorities say he masterminded a three-year scheme that faked store refund transactions totaling more than $600,000 from Walmart stores in the Carolinas... More>>
Authorities say an 8-year-old girl was hospitalized after she was shot by a stray bullet as she slept in her Atlanta home. More>>
South Carolinians voice concern over the possibility of the Savannah River Site becoming the nation's toxic chemical "dump site." More>>
District leaders are looking at changing their polices in the wake of several fighting and drug cases. They want to make the code of conduct a lot stricter, to ensure a safe environment for academic success. More>>
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