During the session, Savannah Police reminded the crowd about locking car doors after 10 break-ins have taken place in the area so far this year.

Most people in Savannah recognize the name on the city’s Civil Rights Museum, but might not know why it’s there.

People all across the world with special needs will have a night that they’ll never forget on Friday.

Drivers can swing by the pavilion to pick up cookies on the spot.

Some Wilmington Island residents are coming together to save animals from a construction site.

When she really wants to take it easy, she enters all five of them into road races.

The new “Fire Station One” will serve as Bryan County Emergency Services’ Headquarters.

Capt. Hitchens says they have seen an increase of applications coming in, but it’s the long process from applying to getting hired that is holding some applicants back.

The Effingham County community will gather to honor the lives of Mary and Elwyn Crocker Junior this weekend.

The two-day event will be held at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center on Hutchinson Island.

For months, there have been rumors about Bryan County and Richmond Hill consolidating their fire services.

People are giving their input on the future of the region’s largest university.

The instructors say the tool of negotiating is more in-depth than someone may think, and it’s very important to have during a crisis.

A fire burned through tons of raw materials and the building that held it.

If you love a good DIY project, or want to learn more about Georgia's rich history, there's plenty to do this weekend.

A job fair for veterans, transitioning military personnel, and military spouses is being held Thursday, Feb. 7 at Fort Stewart.

Thursday, Feb. 7 marks 11 years since the explosion at the Imperial Sugar Refinery in Port Wentworth.

Nestled under the Spanish Moss right on the Moon River you will find one of the most beautiful and historic neighborhoods in Savannah.

Enjoy beautiful art and delicious oysters on the Moon River Thursday night, all benefitting a museum in our community.

Residents are concerned after a recent ATV accident in the Savannah Highlands community highlights what they call ongoing slow ambulance response times. Alderman Van Johnson agreed this is not a new worry.

It’s a donation drive dedicated to providing a memorable prom night to underprivileged young women in the Savannah area.

The organizer says they are waiting to see how this year goes with partnering with The Savannah Book Festival, so there isn’t a definite yes or no as to whether the Children’s Festival will come back.

Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 6, WTOC will honor organizations that help people - nonprofit and charitable groups that make the community a better place.

Rincon’s new police chief has been on the job for less than four months, and he’s already overhauling some ways the department operates.

The shuttle will run to and from the island twice a day, six days a week.

The 200 Club of the Coastal Empire is providing comfort to the families of fallen first responders.

As the City of Port Wentworth continues to grow, so too does the need for more room for administrative office space.

Georgians and visitors can experience the state’s rich history and cultural life for free during the Georgia History Festival‘s Super Museum Sunday.

Dozens of middle and high school students from the Coastal Empire are spending the next two days competing in the Savannah Regional Science and Engineering Fair.

The city says the money will be used for a number of different projects.

A rally in Statesboro could have one very famous guest this summer.

Chatham County engineers met Monday night to go over the final details before construction starts on the Benton Boulevard Extension Project.

This year’s Summer 500 program is officially underway in Savannah.

We’re now learning more about what businesses will be a part of the new development at the south end of Pooler Parkway - “Mosaic Town Center” - near the intersection at I-16.

Savannah Police say the boy has been located.

Dorchester Academy sits among the moss-covered oaks as a testament to local and national history. It opened in 1870 as a school for African American children.

Construction will soon begin on the Benton Boulevard Extension Project.

The Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce held its 2019 Economic Outlook Luncheon Monday at the Westin Savanah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa.

The Effingham County Sheriff's Office is excited to announce its newest four-legged deputy.

Tybee Island is hoping to cash in as runners lace up for an annual unique event in the city.

We’re all thrilled that the weather has gotten a lot more comfortable from where it was earlier this week - none of us more than the people who work outside.

The 30th annual Savannah Black Heritage Festival begins on Friday, Feb. 1.

A domestic violence shelter in Toombs County is now expanding their services. The Refuge is now a sexual assault center, as well as a domestic violence shelter.

The Beaufort County School District will begin accepting school choice applications for the 2019-20 academic year beginning on February 1st through February 28th.

St. Joseph's/Candler recently opened a new medical office in Richmond Hill.

Fort Pulaski is back open to visitors after the partial government shutdown closed it for over a month.

A Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration was held Wednesday night at Georgia Southern University.

This year’s Hilton Head Island - St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal has been announced.

Search dogs that specialize in finding dead bodies are training in several Savannah cemeteries over the next few days.

The Live Oak Public Library System got a huge boost in technology Wednesday thanks to a major business helping out.

If you live in certain areas just outside of Statesboro, you may have seen your home insurance premiums go up even as the city earned a better fire rating.

Savannah Police will close some downtown streets Friday morning for the annual Georgia Day Parade.

Effingham County Battalion Chief Matt Kicklighter died over the weekend in Daytona Beach, FL, where officials say he was attending a fire and rescue conference.

Students and friends honored Albert Spud Dock during the first basketball game since his death.

If you live or work in Statesboro, you have the chance to give city leaders your thoughts on how the city grows in the future.

Students at Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools are raising money to support victims of disasters.

The Coast Guard Helping Hands project says in all it collected about $15,000 for USCG members in the Savannah area.

American Legion post 184 collected funds and food on Saturday to help men and women in the Coast Guard make ends meet.