WTOC Investigates recently told you about an uptick in teen-involved shootings in Savannah. It’s a cycle many people in the community are working hard to break. Advocates say mental health is a big part of that, and that there’s a need for more mental health services.
It’s a port backup that can be seen for miles. Off the coast of Tybee Island, ships idling at sea waiting for their turn to unload containers at the Port of Savannah.
About a dozen new cameras were just activated near five schools in Chatham County, as well as in Effingham County. We wanted to find out how big of a problem speeding is in those areas, and whether the cameras are making people slow down.
A group is suing every single member of Savannah’s City Council, claiming that some of them knowingly approved a homeless shelter project on what they claim is the site of the largest slave auction in U.S. history.
COVID guidelines vary from district-to-district. And that, combined with some serious outbreaks, has some parents confused and distressed. WTOC Investigates decided to take a look at the various guidelines and talk to some of the people affected by them.
Chilling new details from 2019 boat crash that killed S.C. teen. Mallory Beach, 19, died in the crash. 19-year-old Paul Murdaugh was charged following her death.
One homeowner wants others to learn from her experience after her home addition turned into an uphill court battle, and there doesn’t seem to be any end in sight - even after a judge ruled in her favor.
New details about a pedestrian killed last month during a police chase in Savannah. The family is speaking for the first time since his horrific death.
A city-commissioned archeological study of the proposed homeless shelter site on Augusta Avenue has determined that the land is not the site of the former Weeping Time Slave Auction.
The City of Savannah’s phase 1 archeological study of the proposed homeless shelter property at Augusta Avenue has determined that the land is not the site of the former Weeping Time Slave Auction.
Thousands of people in Chatham County live in neighborhoods with no fire hydrants. It is a problem that has persisted for decades despite rapid growth in some areas.
New data shows as many people have died from opioid-related overdoses so far this year in Chatham County as did for the entire year of 2020. Officials say drug cartels are taking advantage of the ongoing border crisis, and flooding drugs into the U.S.
Those against a proposal to build a homeless shelter in West Savannah near the site of the historic Weeping Time slave auction have raised money and brought a new name on-board to help them with their efforts.
