Anna Stansfield

Savannah leaders are looking to strike a balance between respecting the rights of the homeless community and making sure everyone feels safe and welcome in a public spaces.

Over the weekend, two local groups held a protest in front of Savannah’s city hall.

If Chatham County commissioners ultimately pass the list of SPLOST 8 priorities from each of the municipalities, voters will then weigh in when they cast their ballots in November.

Tuesday, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson announced that he has called for an investigation into the Savannah Police Department after he received several complaints from community members about officers violating use of force protocols.

You’ve likely noticed hazy skies or the smell of smoke in the air near Savannah over the last couple of days. All of this is coming from the more than 180 fires burning in Canada.

Friday, local businesses met with the Savannah Police Department, raising their questions and concerns as violent crime becomes an unwanted norm near Ellis Square.

For the first time since 1988, the fountain will get a full restoration. 

Tuesday, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson said he’s thinking about bringing a curfew to some areas of the city following gun violence over the weekend.

Both county commissioners and city council members say they’re trying to strike a balance between respecting the rights of the homeless community and making sure public spaces feel safe and welcoming for all.

After weeks of debate, Savannah’s city council voted 6-3 Thursday to approve an $8 million contract to bring an additional parking lot to Enmarket Arena.

The lawsuit was filed by Sergeant Carl Quarterman, with the district’s Board of Education Police Department. Quarterman claims he was retaliated against after reporting acts of sexual abuse to district leaders.

City council recently approved about a $23.5 million contract to renovate the building, which sits just next to Savannah’s City Hall.

The Tattnall County Sheriff’s Office said it happened on Baxter Durrence Road, just outside of Glennville.

The 200 Club organizes the race, which takes runners from Forsyth Park to Broughton street, to honor first responders in the Coastal Empire.

While Election Day in November seems far away, municipalities in Chatham County are already developing a list of potential projects for SPLOST 8.

After heated debate during Thursday’s Savannah city council meeting, council members voted unanimously to table their vote on a $14 million investment into a parking lot next to Enmarket Arena

First hospital in Bluffton coming soon

Thursday, Savannah city council could pass a budget amendment that would bring a $14 million investment to a parking lot at Enmarket Arena.

Beach weather is upon us and with just a few weeks away until many kids in our area are out of school for summer, lifeguards are expecting the crowds to grow.

Monday, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed new legislation following the deadly Apalachee High School shooting in September.