The top U.S. special operations commander said his troops could be tapped to lead the mission in Afghanistan.

Authorities in North Carolina have charged three men with an armed robbery and killing that has been unsolved since 1995.

One person was taken to the hospital Wednesday morning after a single vehicle accident on Wagener Road.

A South Carolina school is taking a new approach to education, through the use of Montessori classrooms, which allow students to work at their own pace. Barnwell Primary has started one of the first public programs in the area.

The University of South Carolina baseball team will be recognized Wednesday during the annual Carolina Day event.

Wednesday marks the 44th anniversary of the incident known as the Orangeburg Massacre.

House Republicans are unveiling their agenda for the current 2012 legislative session.

Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is set to hold an event with supporters in Atlanta on Wednesday.

Richmond County deputies are working an accident involving a logging truck on Doug Barnard Pkwy and Gordon Hwy Tuesday night.

Some people are TEED off when it comes to the TEE Center parking deck. It seems the city built the expensive parking deck on land it doesn't own. Augusta commissioners signed off on a deal critics say is way too risky.

Rick Santorum has won the Missouri Republican primary, as well as caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota.

News 12 has learned an Augusta escaped inmate captured in Bartow County Tuesday night.

An Augusta fire inspector is off the job after being accused of stealing fees payed by local businesses. Augusta Fire Chief Christopher James is talking Only to 12 about the investigation.

Another emotional day in court as evidence continues to mount against a 15 year old charged with murder in Columbia County.

The Aiken County Sheriff's Department has dismissed DUI charges against a News 12 employee.

Officers and deputies took several people into custody around the 300 block of Greenville Street.

Lespaul Morgan is speaking out about his story, in hopes that it will give other the courage to seek help.

The Justice Department in December rejected South Carolina's law requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls.

In a letter, Karen Handel says she's "deeply disappointed" by what she calls the "gross mischaracterizations" of the decision to cut off the funding.

Rep. Bakari Sellers of Denmark says veterans in the military-friendly state deserve a hand up.