Does a school have a right to demand access to your child’s Facebook or Myspace account? That’s the question some local parents are asking. School leaders at Victory Christian School say it’s all about making sure the students adhere to the school policies and they claim it’s not an invasion of privacy. WJBF News Channel 6’s Fraendy Clervaud has more.

There’s been a hacker attack against Twitter. The messaging service says it’s been defending Thursday against a “denial-of-service attack.“

A small but vocal and adamant group of protesters rallied at the Statehouse, Thursday night, calling for Gov. Mark Sanford to resign or for state lawmakers to impeach him. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter Robert Kittle has more. Also, let us know in our web poll if you think Governor Sanford should resign.

We have the latest developments in SC Governor Mark Sanford’s scandal investigation. We will update this story as events warrant. Several newspapers, including ‘The Aiken Standard’, have called for Sanford’s resignation. Let us know in our web poll at the bottom of this article if you think he should resign.

Everyone has heard the reports of bear sightings in the CSRA, mostly in Columbia County. On Thursday, we asked viewers and our Facebook friends to give us suggestions for the bear’s name at WJBF News Channel 6’s Facebook Page. We thank everyone who chimed in with their favorite name for the bear. It was tough, but we came up with the five finalist for the bear’s name, and let you vote on the bear’s name. We are proud to announce the bear finally has a name…

A former South Carolina election official has apologized for his Internet posting that compared a gorilla to an ancestor of first lady Michelle Obama. Former state Election Commission Chairman Rusty DePass read a statement during an NAACP news conference in Columbia Wednesday saying his comments were offensive and foolish. WJBF News Channel 6’s SC Capitol reporter, Robert Kittle, has more.

The state NAACP is demanding an apology from a former South Carolina official whose Internet posting suggested a gorilla that escaped from the Columbia zoo was an ancestor of first lady Michelle Obama.

Authorities say the car of a missing South Carolina woman has been found and a body has been discovered near it. Multiple media outlets reported that Spartanburg County authorities are conducting a death investigation and hope to identify the body Monday. Deputies have confirmed that the car that was found belonged to 48-year-old Julia Ann Vess, of Simpsonville, SC who was last seen May 17th.

If you’re connected to the internet, chances are you’ve heard of Facebook. For the uninitiated, it’s a social networking site where you can share information with anybody who you “add” as a friend. In five years, it’s grown from a small college network, to 200 million users. It can be addictive, but there is an etiquette to follow. We went looking for some proper etiquette advice…and it seems like everyone has some suggestions. We’ve put together some of the best.

It appears to be THE number one social networking site on the Internet.  Facebook, once limited to just college students, is now 200 million strong. Users say it’s a great way to keep in touch with old friends, make new friends and update family members. But, once you create a page, there are some (unwritten) rules of etiquette you should follow.

New unemployment numbers released from the Georgia Department of Labor show the CSRA has nearly 10% of its people out of work. And, while numbers continue to climb, unemployment offices are filling up. So, many offices are re-arranging the way they do business, and giving out some tips on how to avoid the lines, and get to work faster. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has the story.

When Pastor Shaun King needed help reaching his goal of buying toys for 500 needy children this holiday season, he took his crusade to cyberspace.

Some of the people who develop applications for Facebook are upset with the online social networking site. The reason: Facebook plans to charge developers for the process of verifying that the apps actually work on the site.

A Kennesaw restaurant lost its license to serve alcohol after photos of underage drinkers surfaced on Facebook.