Blair Caldwell

It was a historic day in America as the 46th President of the United States was sworn in next to the nation’s first woman of color as the vice president.

As millions tuned into President Joe Biden’s inauguration, so too did 1st graders at Marshpoint Elementary.

Virtual learning has been a big adjustment not only for Savannah-Chatham County Public School System teachers, students, and families but also for local organizations looking to support them.

Kroger announced their pharmacies now have the vaccine and plan on distributing it to their customers in the Phase 1A.

It was an anxious unblinding for Dawn Baker today.

The battle against COVID-19 is constantly morphing, forcing the Coastal Health District to adjust.

The FBI is warning of an increased threat of violence ahead of Wednesday’s inauguration of President-Elect Joe Biden.

Cases of COVID-19, positive tests and Community transmission rate remain in the red zone this week as Chatham County faces a post-holiday surge.

Liberty Regional Medical Center and St. Joseph’s/Candler announced a brand new Oncology program that will bring the latest treatment to Hinesville.

After a record flu season in Georgia last year, this year cases of the flu are way down.

We’ve now been vaccinating group 1A for about a month.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System announced last week their plans to continue the school year virtually, for now, because of the coronavirus pandemic.

With the new year, Memorial Health is opening some new patient care areas, specifically for their neonatal patients and their families.

Hospitalizations for COVID-19 have reached new heights in the Coastal Empire. It’s forcing Memorial Health to have some tough conversations.

A former Savannah-Chatham County Public School System teacher is speaking out after resigning from her role as an educator of 15 years.

After the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System made the decision to remain virtual to start the next semester, parents have had a wide range of reactions.

The Coastal Health District began scheduling COVID-19 vaccine appointments Thursday for the expanded first phase. This includes those 65 and older, their caregivers and first responders.

Second doses of the historic COVID-19 vaccine are being administered right here in Chatham County.

One location in Savannah known to have a high voter turn out is the First Presbyterian Church on Washington Ave.

Dr Stephen Thacker, Memorial Health’s pediatric infectious disease doctor and associate chief medical officer, got his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine Monday.

As of Monday, Jan. 4, Chatham County hospitals have 150 COVID-19 patients. Just two weeks ago before Christmas, there were 92 hospitalizations.

COVID-19 testing was closed for the holiday, but will pick up again to meet high demand.

With expanded options for the covid-19 vaccine becoming a reality here in Georgia.

The year started like any other with hope, hope for a new start.

It can be difficult to process the cards 2020 dealt us. COVID-19 dominated our lives and that’s most evident for healthcare workers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge for everyone. It’s impacted so many different aspects of our lives and brought trauma to some.

COVID-19 hospitalizations in Chatham County have increased to levels last seen in August.

To combat the spread of the coronavirus, the City of Savannah adopted a mask mandate and has withheld city permits to avoid large gatherings.

The City of Savannah will have a balanced budget for 2021. Even better, Mayor Van Johnson says it doesn’t include any tax or fee increases and does not include layoffs or furloughs.

Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine began arriving in Georgia Monday.