What happens to Trump’s tariffs now that a federal appeals court has knocked them down?
President Donald Trump has audaciously claimed virtually unlimited power to bypass Congress and impose sweeping taxes on foreign products
EPA fires employees who publicly criticized agency policies under Trump
The Environmental Protection Agency has fired at least eight employees who signed a letter criticizing the agency’s leadership under Administrator Lee Zeldin and President Donald Trump
Police suggest hoax in reports of armed shooter at University of Georgia
According to UGA Police, first responders are on the scene.
‘Monster Jam’ drivers look ahead to a weekend of competition
The show will take place this weekend at the Enmarket Arena.
Social Security whistleblower who claims DOGE mishandled Americans’ sensitive data resigns from post
A Social Security official who earlier this week filed a whistleblower complaint alleging DOGE officials mishandled Americans’ sensitive information says he’s resigning his post because of actions taken against him since making his complaint
Friday Night Frenzy: High school football results from across the Savannah area
High school football season is underway across Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry
Tracking rain chances and timing for the holiday weekend across Southeast Georgia, Lowcountry
You may need to adjust some outdoor plans on Saturday…but many dry hours are expected Sunday & Monday
Utah Supreme Court blocks execution of prisoner with dementia who chose to die by firing squad
The impending execution of a man by firing squad in Utah has been blocked by the state’s Supreme Court. His attorneys argued 67-year-old Ralph Leroy Menzies should be spared because he has dementia.
Medicare pilot program to use AI for pre-approval of medical procedures
A new Medicare pilot program will require prior authorization for certain medical procedures, using AI to approve or deny coverage.
Appeals court finds Trump’s sweeping tariffs unconstitutional but leaves them in place for now
A federal appeals court is ruling that President Donald Trump had no legal right to impose sweeping tariffs but is leaving in place for now his effort to build a protectionist wall around the American economy