Where you live in Georgia can say a lot about your access to health care, technology, and more.

Here is a list of deals to help you observe National Cheeseburger Day.

Throughout September, the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is asking for your help on how improve student safety.

A few dozen people got a chance to see a piece of history up close and personal.

A select group of Liberty County students got to talk with an astronaut, all the way from space.

If you feel the city of Savannah could do a better job balancing the budget, here’s your chance to weigh in.

The body of Chief Frank McClelland is being escorted back to Ludowici on Monday.

America's Second Harvest always has to be ready to serve the hungry in our community.

The "Cajun Navy" is now in our area to respond to Hurricane Florence if needed, but they also need your help.

The Effingham County team of United Way kicked off their fundraiser, "Sprint to the Finish Line" Wednesday at the Effingham College and Career Academy.

Local soldiers honored the flag that they have defended early on this Sept. 11 with a brief ceremony followed by a lengthy trip, a marathon-length relay while carrying the flag from Fort Screven on Tybee to Hunter Army Airfield.

Tuesday marks 17 years since the deadly terrorist attacks that shook our nation.

Two thousand runners and one act of generosity made Savannah's 7th Annual Tunnel to Towers Run perhaps the best yet.

If you need something to do this weekend, how does a race through Savannah's beautiful squares or a festival featuring bacon sound?

It was loud in Sanford Stadium Saturday for the first game of the 2018 college football season, but a gesture many Georgia fans made before playing Austin Peay spoke even louder about the program.

A memorial was held for a 16-year-old boy who lost his life to a rare form of cancer last week in Bluffton.

A six-year-old Savannah boy was awarded $1,529 for his college savings.

More than a hundred jobs and a new distribution center are coming to Effingham County.

Low-cost vaccine clinics are held in the Lowcountry.

If you missed out on casting calls for the new Disney movie filming in Savannah, here's your next chance!

There might have been a feeling at the Humane Society for Greater Savannah that they were asking for a lot until they saw how much people are willing to give.

It's neighbors helping neighbors. The United Way of the Coastal Empire is getting ready to kick off its 2018 fundraising campaign Thursday in grand fashion.

The weather held up and made Monday a great day for a parade.

The 2018 College Football season started with excitement in Athens and Atlanta that was echoed all the way down here in Savannah.

An Effingham County group spent their Labor Day honoring their ancestors.

May River High School football players in Bluffton are not aiming to be number one Friday night, but instead, number four in honor of one of their classmates.

Football fans aren't the only ones excited for a new season.

There were no errors at Josh Reddick Field in Effingham County Thursday night, but there sure were a lot of hits.

Helping people reach their potential of long-term, fulfilling employment, the Chatham Apprentice Program provides training, confidence, and direction for the unemployed and underemployed.

This past Sunday, a 24-year-old gamer from Baltimore, MD opened fire during a Madden 19 tournament in Jacksonville, FL.

This weekend will be a long one for many of you, and there's no shortage of things to do for Labor Day Weekend!

Several first responders received heroes recognition Monday for their actions following a roof collapse at a Hampton business back in June.

Savannah Police Department officers got a look inside the operation at Nine Line Apparel on Monday. And then they got a look inside the company's heart.

At 11 years old, Aaron Fields was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes.

You must be ready when sitting down to eat with first responders, that they just might have to respond.

Anyone looking for a job will have a chance to find on Monday.

Anyone looking to exercise this weekend and enjoy the beautiful streets of Savannah will have the perfect opportunity at the Fourth Annual Savannah Seersucker Ride.

Thursday afternoon, one small community opened its arms to welcome home one of their own after a devastating accident.

Willet Children's Hospital patients welcomed special guests, service dogs who actually were the special guests for the hospital's End of Summer Dog Days Party.

From International Paper to the South Carolina Department of Corrections, a wide range of businesses showed up in a effort to keep Savannah's unemployment rate trending downward.