Blair Caldwell

Fireworks are a holiday tradition. But with professional shows canceled this year, several are taking matters into their own hands.

COVID-19 has deeply impacted area businesses.

By Wednesday at 8 a.m., it will be a civil infraction to not wear a mask in Savannah. While it’s a big move, it’s one that several people say they support.

While SSU leaders know change is needed, they feel what comes next is a thoughtful, engaging, and strategic discussion.

Over the past three weeks the Coastal Health Department has seen an increase in the demand for COVID-19 testing.

The Saharan Dust Plume is creating some beautiful sunsets. But this dust isn’t only bringing these views, but also some medical challenges for people with respiratory issues.

Georgia Southern University was just awarded a $3.25 million grant that will help them increase diversity in the Medical Laboratory Science Program on the Armstrong Campus.

Savannah-Chatham’s newest school, the E-Learning Academy, is creating quite a buzz for families during the coronavirus pandemic.

We’ve seen a rise in local COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations recently.

School leaders aren’t the only ones thinking about reopening school, so too are parents and students.

A group of about 20 Savannah-Chatham County Public School students is helping district leaders re-imagine school in the fall.

Over the past weekend we've seen an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in the Coastal Health District and here in Chatham County.

It’s a question many parents may be wrestling with: what is safe to do with my child right now?

The Georgia state superintendent and Governor Brian Kemp submitted a waiver to suspend standardized testing and the school rating for the upcoming school year.

It’s a new business in Savannah that’s making quite a splash.

Memorial Health is introducing new equipment said to help patients.

The Chatham County Board of Elections supervisor said that they’ve been working around the clock to count all the votes from the last Tuesday’s election. He says he believes they will be able to certify the results come Friday.

There’s a new steroid that’s being called a life-saver when it comes to the coronavirus.

The American Red Cross has announced a new effort to test all blood, platelet, and plasma donations they get for COVID-19 antibodies.

While Savannah-Chatham leaders are talking about what they will do to reopen school in the fall, they are also asking families what they think before making a decision.

The Chatham County Police Department is joining departments across the country to take a look at their use of force policies. They are making some changes they feel will help them better serve our community.

Coastal Health District leaders say while we have seen a slight increase in cases, the severity of those infected has decreased.

It's a day several have been waiting for, but Live Oak Public Libraries has officially reopened. But there are a few changes.

Chatham County Commissioners want to know what happened with Tuesday’s election and are looking for answers.

Chatham County Commissioners got an update on COVID-19 cases in the county Friday.

Hurricane season is already underway and it’s happening during a national pandemic, meaning local officials have needed to shift their plans to adjust to the times.

While it’s unclear if the governor will be extending his shelter in place executive order or not, health officials are warning you to use caution regardless.

After the death of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, one local school in our area is taking action.

The Republican National Convention is known to bring in high profile names, large crowds and a big economic boost, but Mayor Johnson says if it comes to Savannah he’s more worried about what else comes with it.

Mayor Johnson says the City of Savannah is looking at a number or options, but he says defunding the police is not one. He says as protests have continued in our area, we must also actively pursue change.