Новости за 23.01.2016

As music education continues to get cut state-wide, Augusta fights to keep it funded. It's paying off. Three Davidson students are being honored for their

Snow has fallen across the area this morning. Winter weather advisory remains in place.

Georgia DOT is salting down the roads as they prepare for winter weather and possible ice.

Better safe than sorry. That's the motto for Aiken County's weather preparation team.

Deputies have re-opened Horizon S. Parkway.

Some Augusta firefighters are owed back pay following a glitch in the software system that handles payroll.

Representative Bamberg says, "We're going to continue to see rural hospitals, rural people suffering. It's not right, and that is what happens when you put politics above the value of people."

As the cold weather rolls in the weekend, Warren County officials say the have crews ready to hit the streets in case the weather turns bad. But one Warrenton woman is also ready to serve if that call comes in.

Roads in Wilkes County aren't getting any relief this weekend.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is taking over a deputy involved shooting on Horseshoe Road in Richmond County.

Judge Doyet Early says the settlement in the court battle over James Brown's estate will be upheld.

News 12 is on your side with information a school closings.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office and agents with the Ocmulgee Drug Task Force say they arrested four people after searching a home in Sandersville, Ga.

The Richmond County Sheriff's Office along with the Georgia Lottery Coin Operated Amusement Machine Division have arrested four women accused of running illegal cash pay out gambling operations.

Grovetown Public Safety is investigating a school bus crash.