A retired teacher has been arrested and charged with helping her students as they took a South Carolina achievement test last year.

It is the test many of us dreaded during our high school years: the SAT. This year, the numbers for Georgia and South Carolina students are not something educators are excited about. But, there are some things in the works in Aiken County schools to give those numbers a boost. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has more.

A case of H1N1 Flu has been confirmed at Fort Gordon. Information was made available via press release.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is warning that North Korea will face consequences because of “provocative and belligerent” actions that include threatened military attacks against U.S. and South Korean warships.

Richmond County school leaders are looking into a case of tuberculosis at a local school. A student at John Milledge Elementary School has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB). The test, however, was not performed by the school.

Sample from local patient tested for H1N1 virus. WJBF News Channel 6’s Paige Tucker reports.

The Department of Veterans Affairs reports that three patients exposed to contaminated medical equipment have tested positive for HIV in follow-up exams. The VA said Friday that unverified tests show one patient each from its Murfreesboro, Tenn., Augusta, Ga., and Miami medical facilities have the virus that causes AIDS. It previously reported one positive HIV test but didn’t identify the facility where the patient had been treated.

The government mandated switch from analog to digital cable is just over a month away.  Wednesday night, Augusta’s local TV stations teamed up with Comcast to make sure you’re ready.  WJBF News Channel 6’s Barclay Bishop has more.

In the Consumer Alert, we would like to remind you about the digital television switch. Wednesday night, we’re going to offer you an opportunity to make sure your TV sets are ready.

Atlanta Falcons defensive tackle Grady Jackson and several other players could be about to learn the results of their appeals to the NFL of suspensions for a positive doping test.

Thousands of Georgia-Carolina voters have already cast their ballots, ahead of Tuesday’s election. So, what’s done, pre-election season, to keep those electronic voting machines in working order? Count on Paige Tucker to tell us in a WJBF News Channel Special Report