You see it on NBC Augusta,and it's a huge help in solving crimes. Video surveillance is getting more high-tech -- and more and more common. More

On Military Appreciation night at Lake Olmstead Stadium, Purple Heart and Bronze Star winner Lou Brissie, a member of the 1949 American League All-Star team was among those honored. More

Folks have been buzzing about this new movie for months and now it's finally here: the latest installment of the Batman Series. More

A former drag boat racer talks about the accident that forced him to retire from the sport he loves. More

You might wonder why someone would venture to start a new business during the tough economy, but NBC Augusta found one woman who says now is the time to do it. More

Thousands of Richmond County students don't know if they'll advance to the next grade when school starts back in just a few weeks because they did not pass the CRCT retest. More

A traffic stop for littering ended with the arrest of a man wanted for murder in Aiken County. Police in Michigan arrested Koran Sapp Thursday night. He's been on the run since investigators say he shot and killed an Aiken teen in June 2007. More

A Georgia visitor thought she was getting a speeding ticket, but ended up getting something much sweeter. More

In this week's t's All Downtown segment, Ooollee Dorn-Bricker stopped by NBC Augusta Morning News at 11am to talk about her vintage clothing store. More

Musical group, Intonation, stopped by NBC Augusta Morning News at 11am to give a preview of their show at ASU. More

With costs for gas, groceries and other just about everything else soaring, people are cutting back on spending to make ends meet. But what’s the last thing U.S. consumers would give up? More

This morning, some are wondering whether Wall Street can keep up its climb this week. The nation's third largest investment bank and two marquee technology stocks reported poor results after trading ended on Thursday. On Wall Street this morning, will oil prices continue their slide? More

It's now safe to resume eating tomatoes. The Food and Drug Administration lifted a warning on certain types of tomatoes Thursday, even though it still can't say what's causing a salmonella outbreak among more than 1,000 Americans. More

They said it couldn't be done, an American soccer team going to Europe and beating the hosts at their sport, but a team from Barnwell did just that. More

She passed away from a debilitating disease, but not before she helped improve the lives of special needs children. Now there are plans in the works to honor the legacy of Katie York. More

Christian Giles of Evans was hit and killed by a car Wednesday night while she and her husband were walking their dogs. Neighbors believe speeding played a role in her death. More

An Augusta man is behind bars accused in a sexual crime spree. NBC Augusta was the only station there as investigators made the arrest. More

Thursday ASU will submit its recommendation of $1.6 million in budget cuts to the University System of Georgia. More

NBC Augusta was the only station to travel to New York as James Brown's personal belongings hit the auction block. Hundreds of people showed up and the auction brought in more than $857,000 on Thursday. More

A company is making it possible for you to buy and sell your guns online. More

A long serving police chief will call it quits soon. North August Chief of Public Safety Lee Wetherington says he will retire in February after 37 years with the department. More

Madion Bumgarner got his 9th win of the season and Thomas Neal adds his 11th home run as the Augusta GreenJackets beat Hargerstown 2-0 to gain a share of first place in the SAL Southern Division. More

James Brown's legacy is taking center stage in New York City on Thursday. More than 300 items owned by Brown, including capes, awards and furniture will be auctioned off by Christie's auction house. NBC Augusta got a sneak peek at some of the items up for sale. More

A man accused of robbing an Augusta bank on Wednesday is in jail thanks to the bravery of one of the bank’s customers. More

In Wednesday's Adopt-A-Pet, the crew from Heartsong Adoption Agency stopped by to talk to NBC Augusta Morning News at 11am about their special needs dog. More

A dental expert stops by NBC Augusta Morning News at 11am to talk about tips on how to keep your teeth healthy at an affordable price. More

The housing market is struggling and that has some people thinking about buying homes that have been foreclosed. More

The Shepeard Community Blood Center will now make its donors more comfortable while they donate. More

An Aiken County woman says she and her daughters were kicked out of a restaurant in the small town of Jackson because her 4-year-old child was crying. The little girl is autistic. More

You don't have to go far in search of baseball history in town... even before Augusta was a great golf town... it was a big baseball town. More

Republican U.S. Congressman Paul Broun easily beat his well-funded challenger Barry Fleming for the District 10 Republican nomination. More

It's a death Richmond County investigators are calling a freak accident. A Georgia Department of Transportation contract worker died after a tire flew off an 18 wheeler and hit him. More

There's always an Augusta connection to the biggest stories in sports and tonights all-star game in New York is no exception. More

President Bush reassured the American public Tuesday that they don't need to worry about their money in a bank because it's insured, but many still are after one of the largest bank failures in U.S. history. More

Summer is in full swing and many are enjoying their backyard pool, but along with the swimming, comes keeping it clean. Many viewers wanted to know if it's better to clean your pool with chlorine or salt. More

Happy Birthday to NBC Augusta's Trent Butler! More

Voters in our area are selecting candidates in two congressional races, choosing a Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, and deciding who'll run in several state legislative races come November. More

President Bush is offering reassuring words about the nation's financial system, describing it as ``basically sound.'' More

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford says he knows he bumbled a CNN Sunday talk show interview. More

After two close calls at one of the nation's busiest airports last week, many people were paying closer attention as the Federal Aviation Administration laid out plans to improve runway safety Monday. More

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has called on black Americans to be role models. He addressed the NAACP national convention in Ohio Monday night. More

Every day three women are killed because of domestic violence in the United States. More

While many businesses are feeling the pinch of a tightening economy -- one in west Augusta is expanding -- to the tune of $60 million. More

Don't be surprised if a deputy comes knocking on your door in Columbia County! More

A 9-year-old Augusta boy is the fourth person to drown at Lake Thurmond in two months. More

Losers of 5 of their last 6 games on the road... the GreenJackets have been stinking things up the past week or so... so at the teams front offices today they decided to... More

Allstate agent and State Representative Quincy Murphy talks to Liz Hill about why people should have proper insurance for all kinds of situations, including stormy weather. More

Candidates are making a final push before Tuesday's Georgia primary. The Republican nomination for the District 10 U.S. House seat is among the races. Incumbent Paul Broun is being challenged by state lawmaker Barry Fleming. More

Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan talk about their roles in the upcoming motion picture release of the Broadway hit musical "Mamma Mia!" More

See video for more information. "Mamma Mia!" opens in theaters Friday, July 18. More

This morning, the federal government is throwing a lifeline to mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. More

Some people in an Augusta neighborhood got a surprise visitor Sunday afternoon...from a bear! More

The Aiken City Council will meet Monday to discuss banning smoking in the city's restaurants. More

The author J.L. King first made popular for his book On the Down Low came to Augusta with his newest project, "No More Secrets No More Lies: Saving Our Daughters." More

Free food! That's what people were having a "cow" over at Chick-Fil-A locations Friday. More

NBCAugusta is learning more about the Augusta woman being investigated in the deaths of four of her five husbands. More

We've all seen the ads, “$2.99 a gallon for gas when you buy a new vehicle”, but how good of a deal are you really getting? More

One Aiken woman, tired of not being able to find anything in her purse, decided to do something about it. More

If you're planning to vote on Tuesday, there's something you need to know about Georgia primaries. More

Dr. Mary Hughes talked to NBC Augusta Morning News at 11am about how you can become more educated about Multiple Sclerosis. More

In Friday's It's All Downtown segment, the owner of Cloud Nine Natural stopped by NBC Augusta Morning News At 11am to talk about his all natural products. More

Director Christopher Nolan discusses Heath Ledger's final performance in "Dark Knight". More

There is controversy for John McCain's campaign after one of his top economic advisors called this a "nation of whiners" when it comes to the economy. More

"Hellboy II: The Golden Army" continues the story of the strange, good-hearted yet cynical demon conjured by the Nazis, then rescued and raised to fight against evil while working for a top-secret U.S. Government agency. More

The latest big-screen version of Jules Verne's classic novel uses the book as jumping off point. More

Experts say the secret to staying on top of nutrition and fitness goals is measurement, and the Calorie King website is at the top of that list. More

There's a new choice for iPhone fans. Apple's latest and greatest version is for sale. More

In years gone by Nike has always extended an at-large bid to North Augusta to host a local team in the Peach Jam... not so this year. More

Police in Ohio are pulling old records after the family of Betty Neumar asked authorities to look into the death of her first-born child. Neumar is the Augusta woman who was charged last month in North Carolina with solicitation of murder in the 1986 shooting death of her fourth husband, Harold Gentry. More

Many NBC Augusta viewers emailed us about bad customer service experiences and wanted to know if good customer service is a thing of the past. More

When you watch the Publishers Clearing House commercials, you always see them presenting that big check to people, but could that change? More

Augusta-Richmond County commissioners approved a tentative millage rate Thursday that will mean a $24.68 increase on a $100,000 home. More

On the Soul City Sirens Roller Derby team... while many of the skaters are teachers and nurses and accountants by day... its their alter egos that take to the skating rink. More