Aiken Public Safety Officers need your help to find a man they say tried to rape his co-worker.

Aiken County Officers arrested a woman, they say was selling drugs near a school.

A Williston woman is in jail tonight after investigators say she tried to run over a police officer with her car.

Aiken, SC—Take a look….it’s a brand-new view of our solar system just released by NASA this week. And it was unveiled right here in the CSRA, at USC Aiken.

We continue with our weekly special, highlighting schools from the games we’re covering. This time, News Channel 6’s Joy Howe stopped at Strom Thurmond High School…and found two young men knocking out challenges on and off the field.

The Aiken County Coroner says autopsy results from a suspect shot to death by a police officer, Wednesday, show that suspect was aiming a gun when he was killed. Wednesday, Officer Andrew Keller, with the Jackson Police Department was called out to a bank robbery. Two suspects were taken into custody, one was killed. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has the latest in the investigation.

He’s been in the Garden City before. In 2006, Michael Jackson came to Augusta, to attend the funeral of James Brown. The King of Pop, paying respect to the Godfather of Soul. Now Brown’s children say, they intend to do the same…for the man they say their father loved. News Channel Six’s Joy Howe has the story:

South Carolina has some good news when it comes to jobs. Today, one of the state’s largest employers visited one of the highest unemployment areas….looking to hire. News Channel Six’s Joy Howe has more. 

Cold temperatures do not make for ideal conditions at the Augusta National, but there’s another stretch of green that doesn’t deal well with it either, the area peach crop. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe covers farmers and the freeze.

It’s been a week-long event: Juilliard in Aiken…and many of the performances and workshops have been held at the historic Joye Cottage there. Today, there was a different kind of workshop at that home, and it was one several people will be ‘writing home’ about. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe explains.

All eyes are on the sky and the chance of snow on the ground when you wake up tomorrow. Some transportation officials are getting geared up to deal with the possibility of problems on the roads, and some students are wondering if they’ll get a couple extra hours to sleep in. News Channel Six’s Joy Howe has more.

Aiken city leaders are trying to turn a crime-ridden neighborhood back around with a little divine intervention. It’s a never-before-been done approach. News Channel Six’s Joy Howe a look at how they plan to do it.