Jennifer Lifsey

The Humane Society for Greater Savannah took to social media Thursday night to celebrate a milestone.

Many local businesses and city officials are encouraging shoppers to buy local this holiday season.

Savannah city leaders are addressing the continuous gun violence happening across the city, especially over the last several days.

If you were not registered to vote in the 2020 Election, you can still register and vote in the Runoff Election on Jan. 5.

The monument to Lafayette McLaws, which stands in front of the Confederate Memorial in Forsyth Park, was vandalized overnight.

City leaders are expected to be briefed Thursday on this year’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration in Savannah.

Flooding in areas across the Coastal Empire is affecting some roads, specifically in Screven County.

Thousands of book lovers will head to downtown Savannah this weekend for the annual Savannah Book Festival.

The Coastal Health District is now offering youth dental services at the Chatham County Health Department.

Several groups from across the Hostess City, as well as Chatham County, will meet with lawmakers in Atlanta Thursday to highlight our area and discuss further legislation for the upcoming year.

The Chatham County Police Department has released its strategic plan for the next several years.

The Georgia Department of Public Health and the Coastal Health District says it's closely monitoring the coronavirus outbreak that is happening in China after the CDC confirmed five cases in the U.S.

Savannah city council members were in Atlanta on Monday to review design plans for the new Savannah Arena and Canal District.

Hundreds of professionals across Southeast Georgia will be heading to Savannah State University this weekend to get a lesson on human trafficking.

In order to serve the thousands of voters expected at the polls this year, the Chatham County Board of Elections is in need of hundreds of poll workers.

Chatham EMS is partnering with St. Joseph's/Candler to improve medical services on the county's westside.

As lawmakers begin to introduce new bills during Georgia’s legislative session, there are talks that some legislators are calling for stricter seat belt laws.

The owners of Keller’s Flea Market say they plan on opening as usual this weekend after a fire damaged their front building.

Savannah-Chatham County Public School students looking to enroll in the next school year’s Choice Program can begin applying this weekend.

Officials say the source of an oil discharge on Monday has now been found and capped off.

Animal Services is looking to make several changes to its policies and will hold a public meeting Tuesday to discuss the changes with the comminuty.

It’s the first weekend of 2020 and the Forsyth Farmers’ Market is celebrating its first event of the new year.

The new year brings a couple of changes to Tybee Island’s city council, including a new mayor.

The Unified Command says more than 320,000 gallons of oil and water have been removed from the ship.

A Savannah family has lost their home and three pets in a fire.

Savannah city council will approve or deny a request to launch a 90-day trial to extend the zone where to-go cups are allowed in certain downtown areas.

Not everyone will have the pleasure of enjoying a hot meal on Thanksgiving Day, but Savannah Feed the Hungry is trying to change that.

The City of Savannah, Keep Savannah Beautiful, and Savannah State University are partnering to host the third annual recycling day event on Wednesday, Oct. 30.

Georgia voters have just five days left to cast their ballots early ahead of Election Day.

The city of Savannah is gearing up for a huge weekend. There are several different events that are all expected to bring crowds to different parts of the Hostess City.