Sean Evans joins WTOC as a multi-media journalist coming all the way from the Bluegrass State. He previously worked for the CBS affiliate in Lexington, Kentucky, and got his start in the business in the mountains of eastern Kentucky for a CBS station in Hazard.
Sean is a proud graduate of the University of Kentucky, and will always be a die-hard fan in the Big Blue Nation!
Sean and his wife are excited to call the Coastal Empire home, and are looking forward to all of the adventures the area offers.
For the second time this month, descendants of Confederate soldiers memorialized in Forsyth Park are reaching out to Savannah City Council offering their support to have their statues removed.
Mayor Van Johnson was one of the 11 mayors that signed the letter. He was clear though, that the repeal isn’t an attempt to take away a person's right to defend themselves on their property or in their home if threatened.
Chatham County Commissioners are getting the latest on coronavirus numbers, testing and preventative measures from the leader of the Coastal Health District at today’s commission meeting.
The Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team continues their work in the community, pulling drugs, guns and suspected dealers and traffickers off the streets in Chatham County.
If you like to take a stroll with your favorite adult beverage, you can walk a little further. Savannah city council approved a pilot program to test a new open container zone Thursday night.
The interim director of the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team said he’s no stranger to the leadership role. In fact, he’s been deputy director since 2018.
A lot of the progress made here last fall is unfortunately undone, the areas that were cleared by the contractor hired by the City of Savannah are now overgrown again at Evergreen Cemetery.
Now that official results from last week’s primary election are in, there are two contenders for the County’s top prosecutor position - Shalena Cook Jones and the incumbent District Attorney Meg Heap.
The Savannah-Chatham County Historic Site and Monument Commission called a special meeting Thursday, specifically to talk about the preservation and placement of Confederate monuments in Forsyth Park.
Savannah’s faith-based organization leaders have released their recommendations to churches around the city on how to move forward with services safely and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As restrictions related to COVID-19 roll back with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s latest executive order this week, law enforcement agencies are still keeping an eye out for those violating the rules that remain.
In Jasper County on Wednesday, members of the historic society and the church that Clementa Pinckney grew up in and delivered his first sermon paid tribute to the late senator.
June 13 was supposed to be the end of the judicial emergency in Georgia that halted jury trials and grand juries over concerns of COVID-19. That is until the Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice extended the order another month, now in effect into mid-July.
The Chatham County Board of Elections Office says they’re currently counting a massive number of absentee ballots; calling it a labor intensive and methodical process that will take days.
A representative from the Republican National Committee toured the Savannah Convention Center as a possible site for the 2020 Republican National Convention on Monday morning.
This week, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson accepted former President Barack Obama’s challenge. Obama wants cities to review use of force policies in their communities.
Savannah City Council voted recently to relax ordinances temporarily to allow for restaurants to participate in an expanded outdoor seating pilot program.
