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.
Shelter at home orders and advice from other local, state and federal governments have a lot of Americans living and working in close quarters right now.
Over the past few weeks, around the nation people have been recognizing those essential workers who are keeping the country going despite many restrictions on everyday life.
Those who keep our communities safe are adjusting to new norms. While some close interaction with the public is unavoidable, the Savannah Police Department is finding ways to limit officer-to-officer contact.
As we talk about vulnerable and at-risk populations when discussing coronavirus concerns, there’s one group Savannah city leaders recently focused on: the homeless population.
Even with the Saint Patrick’s Day Festival not officially happening this weekend in Savannah, that’s not stopping thousands from coming into the Hostess City to celebrate the holiday.
WTOC’s Sean Evans sat down with the Associate Chief Medical Officer at a Memorial Health Friday to relay some questions we’ve been getting from the community about what to do if you feel like you may have COVID-19.
Graphic details have emerged in the case against Jerry Chambers. Chambers is facing multiple charges related to the death of three people on July 4th in 2017.
Tuesday jurors are hearing opening statements and witness testimony in the murder trial of a Savannah man police have linked to the July 4th violence near City Market in 2017.
It’s been about a week since Savannah firefighters fully extinguished the massive fire that tore through a portion of the Eastern Wharf project site near downtown.
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson called a roundtable discussion to address local preparations for coronavirus, should we see any cases locally, and Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations.
The City of Savannah is still providing tips and updated information as the final days tick away before the St. Patrick’s Day Festival begins. It’s only eight days away.
