As the coverage of the serial killings in Gaffney, South Carolina has gone on, several people in the CSRA have noticed a similarity between the serial killers sketch and one of the still wanted suspect in the deadly Huddle House in North Augusta, several years ago. Well, WJBF News Channel 6 has learned that North Augusta investigators are looking into that similarity, but they caution that there is no evidence, at this point, to connect the events.

Masters week means more than golf, in North Augusta: it’s the first week on the job for the city’s new police chief. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe talked with John Thomas, Wednesday, about his chief plans for North Augusta.

North Augusta’s Public Safety Chief is calling it quits. Tuesday was Lee Wetherington’s last day on the job. He is leaving the North Augusta Department of Public Safetysafety after more than 3 decades of service. WJBF News Channel 6’s Mary Morrison looks back on his career.

More than three years later, the gunman who opened fire in North Augusta, shooting 2 people and killing another has not been arrested. Count on Renita Crawford for the story.

According to Lt. Scott Peebles, two suspects watned in a robbery in Burke County and police chase into Richmond County, turned themselves in Wednesday morning.

According to Lt. Scott Peebles, of the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, two suspects are wanted in connection with the Armed Robbery of the Huddle House, in Waynesboro, Georgia on Saturday night. After the robbery, the suspects were involved in a high-speed chase, in which shots were fired at several police officers. The suspects are known to be armed at this time. The suspects are identified as 20-year-old Julian Durden, III and 23-year-old William Dalzell.