Savannah & Chatham County News
Latest breaking news, crime reports, weather, schools, government and community updates from Savannah and Chatham County, Georgia.
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Former Savannah Police employees appeal firings tied to Flock searches
Three former Savannah Police employees asked the Civil Service Board to review their terminations stemming from personal searches in the Flock license-plate system.
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Savannah Police seek two people in Abercorn Street strong-arm robbery
Savannah Police are asking for help identifying two people connected to a September 1 strong-arm robbery in the 14000 block of Abercorn Street.
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Savannah fire displaces seven adults and one child on Eagle Street
Seven adults, one child and a dog were expected to be displaced after a residential fire on Eagle Street in Savannah.
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Savannah residents question Georgia Power over proposed Effingham County data center
Savannah residents pressed Georgia Power and state regulators for answers about utility costs and the proposed Project Camellia data center in Effingham County.
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GDOT Begins $12,500-A-Day Penalty After Islands Expressway Deadline Passes
GDOT is assessing Prince Contracting $12,500 for every day the Islands Expressway bridge project remains unfinished after its Aug. 26 deadline. The damages reached…
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Tuesday afternoon Savannah hotel fire forces evacuation of about 70 people; no injuries reported
About 70 people were safely evacuated after a fire sent heavy smoke through the 10th floor of Recess Hotel & Club in downtown Savannah.…
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Tybee Island Police Receive $20,000 Grant for Mobile Data Terminals
The Tybee Island Police Department received a $20,000 grant toward mobile data terminals. The department had requested $31,344 for the equipment.
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Chatham County Elections Supervisor Resigns After Six Months in Office
Chatham County Elections Supervisor Brook Schreiner resigned after a little more than six months in the position. Her last day was expected to be…
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Georgia Public Service Commission Brings First Meeting to Savannah
The Georgia Public Service Commission is holding its first Savannah meeting Tuesday, giving residents an opportunity to address commissioners about utility concerns.
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Pooler school raises more than $3,000 for Ronald McDonald House families
Students, families and staff at Primrose School of Godley Station raised more than $3,000 through a carnival and book fair.
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