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They’re different people, with different cars, damaged at different times. But they all told us the same story: they took their car to Hernandez Collision Center, where it sat for months unfixed, racking-up charges in what they now call, “car jail.”

Hotel bills in Savannah could soon go up.

Changes are coming to Savannah’s city council after state lawmakers approved a bill imposing term limits for city Aldermen.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says a tip led to the arrest of a Toombs County man for sexually exploiting children.

19-year-old Lehrkamp was with a group of teens when he was reportedly forced to drink an excessive amount of alcohol and other substances.

After more than a year of renovations Origin Coffee Bar is now open & ready to give back the community that helped make their dream a reality.

First responders play a major role in responding to school shootings. In Savannah, an initiative called “Touch a Truck” made a stop Tuesday at Henderson E. Formey School.

The GBI has confirmed Quinton Simon’s remains were flown to Savannah over the weekend.

Scientists for the federal government say documents that Georgia state regulators relied upon to conclude a proposed mine won’t harm the nearby Okefenokee Swamp and its vast wildlife refuge contain technical errors and “critical shortcomings” that render them unreliable.

Help is coming for people worried about protecting their homes and businesses, and they can learn more about it Tuesday night.

The Glynn County Police Department is conducting a criminal investigation into a bullying incident involving numerous minors.

A picture circulating online appears to show the victim unconscious, bound to a chair, and covered in spray paint.

A Toombs County widow now serves her community while honoring her late husband.

A surprising find at last week’s Murdaugh family estate auction.

According to the National Weather Service, severe weather is moving through Georgia on Sunday morning.

Vidalia’s public library will soon reopen after months of renovation.

Law enforcement has called off the search for a man in north Bryan County.

A middle schooler in Effingham County has taken his school project and turned it into a booming business. Selling a unique product that means a lot to him and just so happens to be one of his favorite animals.

Police Chief John Drake confirmed the 28-year-old suspect was a former student at the school.

Monday is a First Alert Weather Day

Six Chatham Area Transit routes are going to be altered starting Monday.

Current Savannah Chatham County Public School System Superintendent Ann Levett will be retiring from her post at the end of June.

Liberty County officials are searching for a driver after he led them on a high speed chase Sunday.

All lanes on the Lazaretto Bridge are open for traffic.

An abandoned motel was seen on fire by a passerby in Jesup Sunday morning.

A Jasper County Sheriff Deputy was injured after his vehicle was struck from behind on I-95.

An 8-year-old child is in the hospital after being in a car that struck a Hampton County Sheriff’s Office vehicle Saturday afternoon.

A person was shot three times while trying to break up a fight in Jasper County Friday.

People on Tybee Island took the time Saturday afternoon to commemorate the 2nd annual Lazaretto Day, a day dedicated to the enslaved people who died while being quarantined on Tybee Island.

Community leaders gathered at the Savannah Civic Center Saturday morning to honor an important Civil Rights leader at the MLK Business and Community Unity Brunch.