Four Savannah High football stars make college commitments
Four local athletes made their college commitments official Wednesday, keeping Southeast Georgia’s pipeline to the next level strong.
Habersham School volleyball standout Brownette Olson headed to next level
Habersham School standout excited to take her volleyball talents to Indian River State College.
California avalanche is the deadliest in 45 years
Since 2000, there has been an average of 22 fatal avalanches per year, resulting in about 26 deaths annually.
‘ICE is not perfect’: Rep. Buddy Carter condemns lack of coordination with local law enforcement
Savannah Police and Chatham County Police say they were not informed of ICE enforcement activity in the area before deadly crash
Team Poland’s pierogi is the unlikely and unofficial mascot at the Milan Cortina Olympics
The dumpling is capturing hearts at the Milan Cortina Olympic Games.
Day 5 of DHS shutdown: Unpaid workers, frozen funds and no deal in sight
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown has entered its fifth day, with key agencies like FEMA, TSA, and the Coast Guard affected, as negotiations between the White House and congressional Democrats remain stalled.
USCB women’s basketball making waves in Peach Belt play
The Sand Sharks completed a season sweep of Lander on Monday, improving to 13-4 in conference play.
Historic Offensive Night: Georgia Tech Blasts Georgia Southern 25-1
The Yellow Jackets score 25 runs while the Eagles drop to 0-4 to start the season
After a fatal crash in Savannah, here’s what to know about ICE enforcement in Beaufort County
After a fatal crash involving a driver fleeing ICE, Beaufort County’s 287(g) agreement is facing scrutiny from civil liberties groups over its impact on community trust.
Nancy Guthrie investigation turns to tech that’s solved several cases. Here’s how it works
Investigators searching for clues in the Arizona kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie are turning to genetic genealogy, a forensic technology that has already helped to crack several notorious cold cases throughout New England.