Blair Caldwell

The tent will be used to serve patients as the number of infected people rises.

Friday several people across the Coastal Empire made their last minute errands to get prepared for the shelter in place order.

Times may be ruff right now, but the Chatham County Sheriff’s Office has a paw-sitive solution for it all.

School leaders across the state are reacting to Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s decision to close in-person classes for the remainder of the school year. That decision has some districts working to figure out what is next.

Chatham County Sheriff John Wilcher confirmed a sheriff’s office staff member has tested positive for COVID-19. The sheriff says that person is isolated at home and doing well.

Memorial University Medical Center leaders say they have enough equipment, staff and capacity to handle the coronavirus, but they are continually monitoring and adjusting their plans as we see the results of this pandemic.

Arnold and Lorlee Tenenbaum died just five days apart from each other. The first COVID-19 victims in Chatham County.

During the coronavirus pandemic Memorial Health’s Behavioral Health staff wanted to be there for their coworkers. They stepped up to help by lending a listening ear.

The Salvation Army is working to do the most good in our community but admits it’s been a challenge in the midst of the coronavirus. They’ve seen some of their resources depleted, but are still trying to provide shelter, food and more to those in need.

We all know how hard our local nurses, doctors and more are working inside our local hospitals, but none know it quite as much as their coworkers.

People across the Coastal Empire wanted to help our local healthcare workers so they are dishing out kindness.

Online learning has never been needed as much as it is right now. But what does it look like?

St Joseph’s/Candler wanted to do something special for their heroes, so they are offering free childcare.

Savannah-Chatham County School System students will get their lunch differently starting Thursday.

Chatterbox Pediatric Therapy is used to meeting their patients face-to-face in their office, but starting next week that’s all going to change as they use the internet to begin teletherapy.

The numbers of positive COVID-19 cases continue to increase across the state of Georgia.

A big question during the coronavirus outbreak is how hospitals are handling this pandemic. Local officials say they have the equipment, staff and space to continue serving patients.

Due to the “shelter-at-home” order and to better serve families, the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System says it will begin doing meal deliveries by school bus.

As health officials urge the significance of keeping your distance from others, we’re talking to a psychiatrist about how you should be caring for your mental health in addition to your physical health.

Despite dozens of other meetings and events being canceled because of coronavirus concerns, Chatham County commissioners met Friday to talk specifics.

Doctors across the county are fighting to keep up with the latest information on COVID-19 while also tending to their patients.

Georgia Power has suspended all residential disconnections through mid-April as businesses across the state shut down, forcing many to lose their main source of income.

A group of volunteers are working to make sure families in Rincon have food during this unprecedented time.

The Coastal Health District’s director addressed questions about the virus that has so many on edge on Tuesday to make sure that our community has the right information.

As we’ve seen the coronavirus is a rapidly changing topic that leaders at the YMCA and county will be monitoring closely.

Savannah Chatham County School leaders say after looking at the facts in our community they will not make any changes to their schedule just yet.

City leaders know crowds are still going to gather to celebrate. Now they are discussing how they control that crowd outside of a festival zone.

Concerns over the coronavirus has impacted several events across the world. That includes the Savannah St. Patrick’s Day festival and parade.

Chief Minter went before council on Thursday to look specifically at the non-fatal shootings they saw in 2019.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, health experts are asking you to wash your hands and clean surfaces. With that in mind, we talked to a cleaning company about what they do at homes to disinfect for any kind of virus.