Blair Caldwell

Despite the rain Monday morning, dozens of religious leaders from Savannah came together to stand-against the reopening of Savannah-Chatham County Public schools.

The deadline to register Savannah-Chatham phase two students is approaching quickly.

Savannah-Chatham families with students in phase two of their hybrid return to learn plan received their choice forms Wednesday night.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System teachers who opt to return to their school buildings for in-person learning will do so on Monday, Sept. 28.

Rehabilitation needs have grown at Memorial Health, so to accommodate the need, they are upgrading their facilities.

While Savannah-Chatham County families are waiting to return in-person, some charter schools have been meeting face-to-face with safety protocol for weeks.

While hundreds of thousands have died, many more have recovered from COVID-19. The road to recovery is not always easy.

Research has proven children can in fact contract COVID-19 and spread the virus. With schools returning to in-person learning, the Coastal Health District is working to protect students, staff and the community.

There’s been a lot of discussion on the future of a COVID-19 vaccine and when it could be ready.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System employees are going to get some additional childcare help as they begin their phased approach to in-person learning.

Chatham County Commissioners approved 10-million dollars of SPLOST funding for site development at the Savannah Manufacturing Center.

As people begin to return to their everyday life and students get back to class, COVID-19 continues to impact our community.

After the board’s vote Wednesday, Savannah-Chatham families are now faced with a decision will they send their kids back to school for in-person learning or continue virtually.

Savannah-Chatham County school leaders are busy planning for their newly approved phased approach to in-person learning.

Board members voted 8-1 to approve the plan on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

Battling the coronavirus on a college campus can be a challenge, but Savannah State University is working to better serve and protect their community daily.

The Savannah-Chatham County School board will meet bright and early Wednesday to discuss their phased re-entry plan.

The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is combing through thousands of surveys after they put them out just three days ago.

The Chatham County Health Department has a new leader. He’s stepping into the role in the midst of a pandemic, but it’s nothing new for him.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed so much in our everyday lives and another thing it will change this year is how you will vote this November.

The school nutrition program and the transportation department will continue teaming up to deliver meals to kids 0-18 for free.

As online school continues, St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System says they are prepared to continue with hosting students until schools switch to in-person learning.

Savannah-Chatham School leaders are hard at work figuring out what it would take to re-open their schools for in person learning.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an increase in stress and uncertainty. That’s creating a rise in mental health concerns on a national and local level.

The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System is working on a proposed four phase plan to return to in-person learning.

The Hostess City lived up to it’s name for Labor Day weekend, thousands came to celebrate.

People are once again celebrating a summer holiday in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Just ahead of Labor Day weekend, Coastal Health District Director Dr. Lawton Davis gave Chatham County Commissioners an update on COVID-19 in the community.

For some, Labor Day is the last chance to enjoy summer, and this weekend thousands are expected to do just that. But beforehand, doctors are asking you to be wise and practice safety.

As several look ahead to the long weekend celebrating Labor Day, health officials are urging caution.