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Federal, State and Local Authorities combine for Operation Pulaski More>>
Summer school used to feel like punishment for students who didn't make the grade. But in Beaufort County, it's for everyone-- and they never have to open a book. It might seem like a fairy tale story: More>>
Photo: sheknows.com Multiple published reports from RADAR online and United Press International say celebrity chef and Savannah start Paula Deen admitted to making racially insensitive comments and jokes. The statements were More>>
Savannah Civic CenterThe City of Savannah Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise Program will host a conference tomorrow at the Civic Center. The "Women Mean Business 2013" event will help women identify the tools needed More>>
Three men are in custody after the car they were in hit a Georgia State Patrol car then sideswiped a Savannah Chatham Metro Police cruiser. More>>
The Effingham County Sheriff's Office has filed charges against a man who struck a teenager as he walked to school in May. More>>
An armed robbery suspect is in custody as Glynn County Investigators attempt to track down his accomplice. Deputies arrested 26-year-old Thomas Lavone Robinson Wednesday afternoon in the midst of an More>>
Attorneys for the Ogeechee Riverkeeper say a federal judge has ruled in their favor to allow a lawsuit against King America Finishing to proceed. The Riverkeeper took legal action against the Screven More>>
First On 3: Beaufort County authorities are trying to determine what caused a patient to drive off in an ambulance from Beaufort Memorial Hospital. Police say Clifton McNeill, 35, of St. Helena, drove More>>
You want to get rid of any standing water you have around your house. More>>
Witnesses who became involved have helped Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police arrest suspects in two of five homicides in the west Savannah area in the past year and detectives are seeking more help in More>>
The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal collision between a South Carolina Highway Patrolman's vehicle and a pedestrian. More>>
Rusty Michael Hall A Cottageville man is under arrest for allegedly posting several images of a boy as young as six years old on a website used by pedophiles. More>>
The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System has updated its 2013-2014 bell schedule. More>>
On June 13, 2013 Commander Chuck Bolen, American Legion Post 154, Tybee Island, along with Ronnie Tatum and Jimmy Carter, both retired Marines, presented the City of Tybee with the POW/MIA flag.Tybee Island More>>
Mariela Orellana has lived in Savannah for years now and has been watching the immigration debate in Washington with interest. For one, she's an immigrant herself, having come from Chile years ago. She's More>>
6-year-old Domenic is the winner of the first Kids Drawing Contest held by the Critz Tybee Run Fest. It's an annual weekend event with five different races that add up to 26.2 miles. Participants can More>>
If you've ever been swimming at the Daffin Park pool, chances are you've crossed paths with Miss Alice. She's become a staple of the season- this year, marking half a century of teaching area youngsters how to swim.
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The local American Red Cross provided immediate emergency assistance to two adults and two children whose home was damaged by a fire last night in Beaufort. The Red Cross provided the residents with More>>
Washington and Warren squares are now getting an upgrade in Downtown Historic Savannah. The lights are getting new energy-efficient induction lamps. City crews are working until noon today. For the More>>
The Savannah community continues to pay homage to the life and legacy of jazz icon and legendary bassist Ben Tucker. This Saturday, the Holy Spirit Lutheran Church Men's Fellowship Group presents: "Jazz on the Grass" in his honor. More>>
A multi-car wreck has slowed both the north and southbound lanes of Highway 17, about 3 miles North of the Talmadge Bridge. Expect delays if you travel in the area. More>>
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U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia reacted Tuesday to the announcement that the United States and the Taliban will hold talks aimed at finding a political solution after nearly 12 years of war in Afghanistan. More>>
"Don't be dictators, Board of Education. Listen to the parents. Do what's right for the kids." That was Dean Kicklighter last month--
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Steven CozzieA teenage girl took the stand in the death penalty phase of the Steven Cozzie trial Tuesday in Florida saying that she had survived a frightening experience with the convicted killer. Cozzie has already been found guilty of the murder of Courtney Wilkes of Lyons, Georgia. More>>
South Carolina's health agency wants the state to move forward with a proposal to ban the purchase of some unhealthful foods by people using food stamps, officially known as the Supplemental Nutrition More>>
Pooler Mayor proposing drop in millage rate for city residents
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Four people accused of stealing more than $9000 of smart phones from Walmart More>>
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police have charged a 22-year-old suspect with murder and two counts of aggravated assault in the shooting of three people that led to the death of one victim May 16. Mark More>>
Four sites on the list to build state of the art entertainment facility
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The Chatham County Sheriff's Office says an inmate faces charges for attacking a corrections officer just before 11 p.m. Sunday at the county detention center. The Sheriff's Office say Officer Meeks More>>
Breaking news out of the Savannah-Chatham County School Board meeting---The board has reversed its decision to move Godley Station 8th graders to New Hampstead High. Board members are saying they voted More>>
The Ridgeland Police Department is investigating the death of a man found in a Days Inn parking lot. Police say it happened sometime Monday night at the Motel on 8216 East Main Street. Investigators More>>
The 71st Annual Watermelon Festival kicks off this Saturday in Hampton County. More>>
Hazardous materials crews (HAZMAT) responded to the Goodwill Store located off Eisenhower Drive in Savannah, early Tuesday afternoon. Multiple fire engines and teams were inside. There is no word what More>>
Southside Fire Officials say a bolt of lightning caused a blaze that caused severe damage to one part of a house on Dean Forest Road. More>>
The Savannah-Chatham Public Schools is still mulling over what kind of millage increase, if any to approve for next year. Officials say without some kind of increase, the district will be millions of dollars More>>
Facebook has officially brought the hashtag to its social network. Now, including the # symbol in your post will make it easier to find by others. It's a small feature change with far-reaching implications. Emily Knabb, Content Manager for BFG Communications, tells us why in today's Tech Tuesday segment. More>>
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The Supreme Court of Georgia has upheld the murder conviction and life sentence for Ninja Hassan Wheeler, who was once at the top of Savannah's most wanted list More>>
Childhood cancer rates have been rising slightly for the past few decades. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it remains the second leading cause of death for children More>>
Courtney WilkesThe first day of the penalty phase of the Steven Cozzie murder trial got underway with emotional testimony from the family of murdered Lyons, GA teen Courtney Wilkes. More>>
South Carolina would borrow up to $500 million for roads and bridges under a tentative budget agreement that a state budget conference committee has reached. The full House and Senate must approve the More>>
Six victims were transported for treatment of non-life threatening injuries after a two-vehicle collision at West Boundary Street and Louisville Road Monday morning. James E. Leach Jr., 40, and four More>>
College tuition is going up at four South Carolina public colleges and universities. The Citadel, the College of Charleston, Winthrop, and Lander University are all implementing a tuition hike of at More>>
A ribbon cutting ceremony marked the opening of the new "Dr. Martha B. Fay Public Heath Center" today.
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Two men and a woman have been charged in two separate shootings that took place over the weekend in west Chatham County.According to a news release from Savannah Chatham Metro Police, 17-year-old Zhaejuan More>>
News 3 is on the scene of fire at Savannah Architectural Design on Gwinnett Street in Savannah. At least two fire engines on the scene. The blaze appears to be in the rear of the building. Authorities have closed West Gwinett from Collat Avenue to Wexter Street. Please avoid the area. We will bring you the latest details as they become available. More>>
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Around eight local churches are cutting ties with the Boy Scouts because the new policy allowing openly gay scouts is in direct conflict with their religious beliefs. More>>
The JCB Mud Run raises money for a local childhood development center. More>>
The L.E.A.N. challenge served as an eight week pilot program encouraging: leadership, exercise, activity, and improved nutrition. More>>
Two men were transported to Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. More>>
Pfc. Christopher P. Dona, 21, was found on the drop zone unconscious and without a pulse. Ranger medics and Fort Stewart emergency medical response technicians were unable to revive him. More>>
There is a lot of talent in our area's youth. But all too often, they lack the resources to make their dreams a reality. Tonight, young people from the organization "All Walks of Life" -- or AWOL -- presented More>>
Some big help -- in the form of a check-- today for one local cancer treatment facility. As champions for those fighting the disease, the Savannah Parrot Head Club donated more than $10,000 today to the More>>
Hurricane season started 3 weeks ago, but it's not too late to apply to the Functional and Medical Needs Registry in Chatham County. Officials urge you to plan ahead and apply to be on the Registry More>>
Officers from the Central Precinct will be shuffled to other offices or working from their cars until an AC problem can be fixed-- which could take two weeks. More>>
The Bluffton Boys and Girls club is celebrating 15 years in the town, and their summer enrollment numbers prove the club's success. Right now the club is at full capacity and is starting a waiting list. More>>
Local volunteers from Savannah Christian Church continue to give back to the town of Moore, Oklahoma. News 3's Andrew Davis accompanied the group on their trip to aid tornado victims there. More>>
Family, friends, and co-workers of Sgt. Robert Crapse have a new way to honor his memory. A street in Pembroke now bears Crapse's name. More>>
Bluffton Police have arrested three young men in connection with a burglary at a home on Buck Island Road. Police say the victim called to report the crime just before 11:00 this morning and then spotted More>>
A culinary arts teacher has some advice for students, young ones in particular.
Tim Rutherford has been teaching students to cook for years.
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Cozzie's legal concedes to his guilt More>>
William GroomsThe Bluffton man arrested earlier this week for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from the non-profit organization he ran was apparently attacked on his front porch Thursday afternoon. More>>
Effingham County Sheriff's Investigators say they've located a Fugitive. More>>
While many of their friends are enjoying their summer break, some area students are hard at work brushing up on their math skills.
About 30 rising 8th and 9th graders are taking advantage of a free camp at Savannah State University that focuses on algebra enrichment called "Pay it Forward". More>>
It's been fifty years since Otis Johnson broke a barrier in Savannah, a big one. On June 12, 1963 he became the first African American to attend what was then Armstrong Junior College. The former mayor More>>
This week's winner is Tyler White from Pooler. Congratulations! More>>
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The number of students in South Carolina public schools went up by about 10 percent from 1995 to 2011, but the number of teachers and administrators went up by 48 percent. State education superintendent More>>
A Savannah mother who failed to return her daughter to the father after a custodial visit on May 16th has been located and arrested. Detectives say 31-year-old Marcelle Jefferies was taken into custody More>>
Have you ever wondered what happened to your cell phone after it was lost or stolen? Investigators say there are several businesses in the Coastal Empire that can wipe a phone clean.
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