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.
Nearly a year later, Georgia Southern University Police say the department has gathered all the evidence needed to arrest and charge a man with the Oct. 2018 rape of a student.
As part of Fire Safety Week, Savannah Fire Rescue invited WTOC to their training center for a demonstration on just how quickly a fire spreads to materials found right inside your living room.
An item on the agenda at Savannah City Council got a lot of discussion in the community leading up to the meeting, but barely any while actually in the regular meeting.
The City of Savannah is looking at ways to attract and retain top talent in all of their departments, and recently got the results of a study that presents options on how to do just that.
Georgia Power asked the Georgia Public Service Commission for permission to increase its prices. Monday, the commission had a meeting to hear from the public.
Improvements to West Bay Street - which include widening the stretch between East and West Lathrop avenues - were supposed to be done back in July, but construction is still happening in that area.
A decades-old community center in disrepair on Savannah’s west side is no more. The City of Savannah had the Hudson Hill Community Center Demolished over the weekend, nearly a year after closing it because of structural issues.
The general consensus is that the leaders of the local governments don’t want to operate in a silo - rather, keep a strong cooperative to move the Lowcountry forward.
The number of crashes at a busy Savannah intersection has tripled in the last two years, prompting concerned citizens to ask the city to take a closer look at preventative solutions.
The Savannah home where the founder of the Girl Scouts was born is one of 20 sites in the nation that is rich in women’s history, a designation given by Partners in Preservation.
It’s more than just running radar and writing tickets. Driver safety on the roads is a goal every day for the Pooler police officers who patrol the busy city’s roads.
Over the years, we’ve heard about Evergreen Cemetery from frustrated families and community members, and watched as volunteer groups came through trying to make a difference.
This year across the United States, there have been more than a dozen cases of a rare illness in humans that is transmitted by mosquitoes. It’s called Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
Funded mainly by ESPLOST dollars, Savannah-Chatham County Schools will be getting some security upgrades that will help keep both students and teachers safer.
