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Vox Populi: 'With an $8 million surplus, can anyone explain why the...
Vox Populi: 'With an $8 million surplus, can anyone explain why the city's firemen didn't get a raise last year?' "With an $8 million surplus, can anyone explain why the city's firemen didn't get a raise last year? I hope they don't consider going on strike!" "One VOX contributor seems to think that weather forecasters should be held accountable ... (more)
Bobby Buckner victim speaks out
Michelle Middleton is speaking out for the first time after learning that Bobby Buckner's case for kidnapping and strangling Ashleigh Moore was dismissed by a judge because it was taking too long.
Weather update from WTOC meteorologist John Wetherbee
Beryl, now a tropical depression, has slowed down, which means more rain might be in store.
Dr. Clarke joins staff of Effingham Family Medicine
Effingham Health System announces that Suzanne Clarke, board-certified in family medicine, has joined the practitioners of Effingham Family Medicine.
Savannah attorney sentenced to prison, admonished in counterfeiting case
Epic Port Wentworth police chase on Spike TV tonight
An epic police chase involving Port Wentworth and Bryan County law enforcement officers will be featured on an episode of Spike TV's "World's Wildest Police Videos" at 11 p.m. tonight.
Land purchased for a new Port Wentworth Elementary School
The 101.91-acre tract is located just south of the intersection of Ga. 21 and Hendly Road in Port Wentworth.
Preparing For A Hurricane Evacuation
We are less than a month away from the start of hurricane season and it was day two of an exercise for Chatham County emergency responders.
Former Savannah-Chatham sergeant indicted for bigamy
A former Savannah-Chatham police sergeant was indicted Wednesday on bigamy and related charges stemming from an alleged attack on his wife in March.
European Giant Buys Imperial Sugar
The Imperial Sugar refinery near Savannah is getting new owners. A European agribusiness corporation is buying the plant that exploded in 2008, killing 14 workers.
Matt Libby named Port Wentworth Public Safety Director
Port Wentworth has their public safety situation all straightened out after letting their fire chief go.