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.”
A judge has approved a settlement between the family of Mallory Beach, the young woman killed in a boat crash in 2019, and two of Alex Murdaugh’s family members, according to Beach family attorney Mark Tinsely.
This month marks the start of the first full semester the Savannah Police Department will enforce speed cameras across ten school zones within the city. But some drivers claim the cameras are issuing inaccurate tickets. Our Investigates team looked into it.
A complaint over a solar company based out of Arizona prompts a WTOC Investigation. Our team found it is not the first time the company has faced public backlash.
Four men accused of kidnapping and murdering a 24-year-old woman appeared in Chatham County Superior Court on Tuesday for a jury trial. However, that trial didn’t end up happening.
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson said he’s not interested in Jones’ excuses because she has the resources and support of the city. He also said it’s a topic he has already addressed with her.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been requested to conduct a use of force investigation after a man died following a standoff in Chatham County.
During the roughly two years Ernest Ferguson was an officer with the Savannah Police Department, he has several incidents listed on his disciplinary history like three use of force complaints.
A Savannah Police Department officer that was at the center of an officer-involved shooting investigation was fired for an unrelated reason, according to the police department.
Court documents are giving us a closer look into the details behind Leilani Simon's 2021 felony arrest. Simon is the lone suspect in the investigation into her toddler's death. 1-year-old Quinton Simon was reported missing in Chatham County on October 5.
The Jenkins Alumni Association collected thousands of dollars for a commemorative brick wall display more than a year ago. But the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System said they collected the money without getting the project approved by the district first. Many grads are upset, because they collectively donated tens of thousands of dollars for a project, that might not even happen.