Tormenta FC is bringing back its Top Soccer Program.

Like many events in our area, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is having to go virtual.

The T.E.A.L. organization is having to do their fundraising walk virtually this year.

The HONEY BEE is just one bee that helps pollinate plants across the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.

Every year, Girls on the Run provides young women with new friendships, self confidence, and personal growth.

Georgia 811 Day happens every year on August 11 to remind you about a free resource to keep you and your family safe and maintain important infrastructure underground.

National Lighthouse Day is Friday, which might not be a big deal in a lot of the country. But around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry, it’s worth noting because we’re fortunate to have some notable beacons along our coast.

avannah is surrounded by many historical sites and parks. The Wormsloe Historic Site has over 300 years of history wrapped up in its beautiful Live Oaks and tabby ruins.

Gardening continues to rise in popularity as the pandemic continues. What’s better than a garden you can eat?

Brian Byers is on a journey to show us around some of our state parks and historic sites in our area. In this first installment of “Exploring Our Parks” he traveled to Darien to check out Fort King George.

A new school year is just around the corner, and one non-profit is giving students an early look at one option for their future.

More and more people are trying to develop a green thumb while spending more time at home. Alanna Volen, owner of Simply Potted Savannah, shares some advice for beginners.

You're asked to get out of the house and visit the more than 60 historical markers all over Beaufort County.

Just about 10 nautical miles South of Hunting Island lies an untouched piece of the Lowcountry. Now, you can finally explore St. Phillips Island for yourself.

The dog days of summer are approaching and portions of your garden may be taking a beating as it heats up.

A big day out on Georgia waters as shrimp boats head out for the start of shrimp season.

The Forsyth Farmer’s Market is once again the bustling scene it was before the health crisis stopped it for a few weeks.

Monday is the day many children will be starting their first day of summer camp, and if you’re a parent a little hesitant to send them, you’re not alone.

If you love nature and want to find something new to do while social distancing, you might want to try birding. A lot of people are picking up bird watching right now.

For 18 years, Savannah Country Day School has been one of four local campuses hosting the Horizons Savannah Program, a six-week summer camp for children from under-resourced families. This summer will be different.

Hurricane season is just around the corner.

You may have seen Cutter take a piece (a cutting) of a rose bush here at the station a few weeks ago.

ou can usually social distance on the water, so maybe you might want to take up fishing if you are still spending time at home.

The Sidewalk Arts Festival is usually a staple among springtime events at Forsyth Park. This year, the festival was adapted for the pandemic.

Melissa Maikos is going to put you to the test today. Because the exercise named "burpees'' is every bit as bad as it sounds.

If you live in the Savannah area, you’ve probably heard of Savannah Bee Company and seen the bees decorating the doors of their Broughton Street store. You might not be as familiar with founder and president Ted Dennard or his numerous non-profit efforts.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities will hold a virtual Red Shoes Run this year.

Out in Guyton, Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Riding Academy is feeling it from all sides, unable to offer their service, while not receiving the donations that keep the program going.

The Irish native says that an 1860 Federal census of Savannah shows a quarter of the free population was born in Ireland. When you count those with Irish roots, that number grew to 35 percent, putting it on par with New York and Boston.

You can get a glimpse of a critical piece of the Lowcountry’s history this Saturday. The Beaufort History Museum is hosting its 5th Annual Living History Encampment.

A lot of students have read about the thousands of troops that descended on Gettysburg in 1863, and Pickett’s Charge, but when it’s part of a play, it can be entertaining for the audience

One of the great parts of living in the Coastal Empire and the Lowcountry is all the great rivers, inlets, and coastlines for fishing, boating, or kayaking.

Wayne County farmer reflects on 40 year career

WTOC decided to check in on McQueen’s Trail to see when it might be back open and what the hold up is.

One of the biggest local fundraisers in the fight against cancer is coming up!

Fort McAllister is offering edible plant hikes to show you what you can and can’t eat out in nature.

Crepe Myrtles are everywhere; grocery store parking lots, your own yard and a Forsyth Park. But, they all seem to be trimmed differently.

Hunters in Southeast Georgia now have thousands more acres of public land to look for deer and turkey.

This Thursday, some of the South’s culinary stars will travel to Jekyll Island for the Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife Festival.

In addition to bringing golf’s up and coming stars to Savannah, the Savannah Golf Championship plans to enhance entertainment opportunities for fans all around the course.

Just west of Savannah in Effingham County sits Roebling Road Raceway, a gem that remains relatively unknown to many people in our area.

A lot of people look to Savannah for their special day, which puts a lot of money into our economy.

New Year’s Eve is a time to celebrate, but those celebrations also come with risks. Chief Bengie Cowart with Chatham Emergency Services shared some advice on how to keep the festivities safe.

Davis Love III is about to put down his putter in a few weeks for a new part-time career as a CBS commentator.

The Rape Crisis Center of the Coastal Empire is hosting its annual Reindeer Run on Sunday, December 15.

“If you want to go back to the days when Christmas was about family and friends and not all the hustle and bustle, this is the place to be."

River Street will soon be turned into a Christmas wonderland for the annual Christmas on the River Festival.

Runners will compete in the Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run this Saturday.

Shopping downtown is usually considered at the stores on or around Broughton Street, but once a year, a group just a little farther south likes to showcase itself.

Construction on the new Tybee Island Marine Science Center is making progress.

Local golfers will be able to do more than just talk about how long they drive the ball-they can prove it at a competition that will benefit the adaptive golf program at Hunter Army Airfield.

Before you chow down on the Turkey Day feast, you can burn some calories at the United Way Turkey Trot! The event includes multiple races.

UGA Skidaway scientists prepares for Arctic expedition

This Friday, local businesses will partner up to raise money for breast cancer survivors. Pink Clays for the Cause is a clay shooting competition that Savannah Toyota and Doctor John Paletta help host.

Peek inside Savannah's most beautiful homes.

Celebrate history and culture at the annual Riceboro Rice Fest! The event runs Nov. 2-9, 2019.

The Savannah Police Department has a new central precinct this Halloween, and to celebrate they’re hosting a Safe Neighborhood Spooktacular on Halloween Night.

Seafood lovers will converge on Richmond Hill this weekend for the 21st annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival!