Witnesses at a business across Fort Argyle Road say they ran toward flames and smoke to help victims escape a multi-vehicle crash before sirens arrived.
Two inmates who escaped from the Federal Correctional Institution in Jesup on Friday were recaptured within about 30 minutes after local and federal law enforcement agencies established a perimeter around the facility.
A new measure, the Heirs’ Property Tax Relief Act, passed this spring and is expected to help families avoid unexpected tax spikes tied to property reassessments during the legal process of subdividing or splitting heirs’ property.
Hundreds of cyclists are expected to take to the streets of Tybee Island on Independence Day for the annual Tybee Bike Parade, which this year will be led by a gold star family.
Lifeguards with Shore Beach Service, the company that oversees Coligny Beach, say the season has been relatively calm so far, but the heat and holiday traffic mean beachgoers should take extra precautions.
Families affected by the Georgetown apartment fire will receive donations, food and community support during a July 5 giveaway at Lake Mayer in Savannah.
One year after a shootout inside Oglethorpe Mall left one woman dead and several men injured, six defendants are awaiting trial on felony murder, gun and gang-related charges.
From bouncy houses to live music, families gathered Thursday for a full day of activities as Fort Stewart kicked off its America’s 250 Independence Day celebration at Donovan Field.
Members of the city and the U.S. Postal Service gathered Thursday to honor the longevity of the Savannah Main Post Office, one of only 62 original post offices remaining in the country.
WTOC is saluting our heroes. And sometimes, it’s not those currently in uniform making the biggest difference — it’s veterans like Faye Prescott, whose service sparked a mission to help others when they need it most.
SLED said David Johnathon Shytle Jr., 48, was charged on Wednesday with three counts of misconduct in office and booked into the Beaufort County Detention Center.
The City of Savannah will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 6 for Phase 2B of the Truman Linear Trail, part of the 30-mile Tide to Town Urban Trail System.
A worker with Phillips Earthworks was using an excavator to load a tree stump into a dump truck when the stump slipped and crashed down onto the cab, trapping the operator inside.
The town began its holiday weekend with a community flag ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park at Buckwalter Place Park, where residents gathered in red, white and blue to honor the nation’s history, recognize military service members and veterans, and celebrate together.
Seventeen Revolutionary War-era cannons recovered from the Savannah River are now on public display at the Savannah History Museum, just in time for the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations.
With one of the busiest boating weekends of the year underway, Georgia wildlife officials are urging people to make safety their top priority before heading out on the state’s lakes.
