Boat owners on the Riverfront Marina woke up to a surprise Monday morning. The “B” dock parking lot is flooded with several inches of water from the Savannah River. Longtime residents say they believe the waters of the river are rising and are backing up into marina’s storm water system, causing the parking lot to flood.

According to Sgt. Dave Myers, a body that SCE&G Beech Island Power Plant employees discovered Wednesday afternoon in the Savannah River, has been identified as 52-year-old Gregory Brabham of Beech Island, S.C. Brabham’s death is being considered a homicide investigation, and is being investigated as such by the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office. UPDATE: According to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton, the autopsy of Gregory Brabham has revealed that his death is a homicide. The cause of death will be revealed at a later date, as investigators say releasing the cause of death may hinder the investigation into Brabham’s death.

According to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton, a body was found floating in the Savannah River near Beech Island, SC around noon on Wednesday. The body has been identified as 52-year-old Gregory Brabham, of Beech Island SC. Carlton says circumstances surrounding the discovery of Brabham’s body appear suspicious. Autopsy is scheduled for Thursday morning in Newberry, SC.

A former Coast Guard officer says a joint South Carolina-Georgia port on the Savannah River may be more expensive because the harbor may need to be dredged farther seaward than planned.

WJBF News Channel 6 has received reports that a body has been found. We have been told that the body has been found on Riverfront Drive, near the boathouse. We have a crew en route, and will have more information as it becomes available. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is now investigating this discovery as a homicide.

It’s a plan that could turn a neglected section of the Augusta Canal into the city’s next tourist attraction. Thanks to the efforts of volunteers, a section of the canal could become a haven for canoeists and kayakers. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

It will provide Augusta its drinking water for years to come, but the opening of the new Highland Avenue Water Treatment Plant should also be people pleasing. From the return of Mockingbird Hill, to giant murals by local artists, it should be a treat for the public. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

Atlanta’s water worries may be very far from your mind, after all, it is hundreds of miles away. As it turns out, the future of their water supply could be tied directly to Savannah’s.

Officials on South Carolina’s lower coast worry if they will have enough water and wonder if storing water in the winter for summer use may be part of the answer.

Drag racing on the water will be the order of the weekend on the Savannah River, starting Friday. It’s time for the 24th annual IHBA Augusta Southern Nationals.

In an e-mail to WJBF News Channel 6 Comcast of Augusta announces that they have given $12,620 to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

If you saw a lot of activity on the Savannah River today, it was for a good reason: Dozens of high school and middle school students from across the C.S.R.A. are participating in a week-long rowing camp.

It’s a sneak-peak look inside the newest addition to the Augusta skyline…but it’s actually across the river. The North Augusta Municipal Building is just about open for business. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe takes us on the tour.

Despite some weather worries, the grills were hot as families got together to celebrate the Memorial Day holiday at Lock and Dam Park. Good food, fishing and some name game fun were all a part of the day. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

The 2009 Collegiate Disc Golf National Championships are being held in North Augusta, this weekend. A qualifying round for non-seeded teams began on Thursday. Seeded teams will begin play Friday, April 17th.