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    Coastal Link: Outdoor Jazz Concert to Honor Ben Tucker

    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>>

    TRAFFIC: Multi-car wreck closes Highway 17 near the Talmadge Bridge

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    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>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Top 3 on 3 Video included

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    Here's a quick look at your Top 3 on 3 stories you'll need to know before heading out this morning. More>>

    TRAFFIC: Serious wreck closes Highway 21 south in Beaufort

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    Highway 21 South in Beaufort is closed this morning due to an apparent fatal wreck. More>>

    Chambliss Issues Statement on Talks with Taliban

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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>>

    SCCPSS Votes to Reverse Relocation Decision

    "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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    Teen Testifies that Wilkes' Killer tried to Strangle Her

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    A 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>>

    SC Health Agency Wants Food Stamp Restrictions

    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>>

    Lower Taxes in Pooler?

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    Pooler Mayor proposing drop in millage rate for city residents
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    Pooler Police Searching for Walmart Robbers Video included

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    Four people accused of stealing more than $9000 of smart phones from Walmart More>>

    Man Charged in May Murder

    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>>

    Patient Swipes Ambulance From Hospital ER

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    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>>

    Savannah Asking for $120 Million for New Civic Center Video included

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    Four sites on the list to build state of the art entertainment facility
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    Inmate Charged After Attacking Deputy

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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: School Board Reverses Decision On Move

    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>>

    S.C. Authorities are Investigating a Homicide in Ridgeland

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    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>>

    Watermelon Festival Kicks-Off This Weekend

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    The 71st Annual Watermelon Festival kicks off this Saturday in Hampton County. More>>

    Spilled Coffee Creamer Sets Off HAZMAT Scene

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    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>>

    Lightning Strike Ignites House Fire on Dean Forest Road

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    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>>

    School Board Continues Tax Increase Discussion

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    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>>

    Tech Tuesday: Explaining Facebook Hashtags

    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>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Top 3 on 3 Video included

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         Here's a quick look at your Top 3 on 3 stories you'll need to know before heading out this morning. More>>

    Conviction, Life Sentence Upheld for Ninja Wheeler

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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>>

    Memorial is Helping Kids Beat Cancer Video included

    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>>

    Sentencing Phase Underway in Georgia Teen's Murder

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    The 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>>

    SC $500 Million Loan Proposal for Road Repair

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    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>>

    Wrecks Sends 6 To Hospital

    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>>

    Students Drawn To Prices Technical Colleges Offer

    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>>

    New Center at the Chatham Co. Health Department

    A ribbon cutting ceremony marked the opening of the new "Dr. Martha B. Fay Public Heath Center" today.
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    3 Charged in 2 Weekend Shootings

    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>>

    UPDATE: Arson Not Suspected in W. Gwinnett St. Fire

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    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>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Top 3 on 3 Video included

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         Here's a quick look at your Top 3 on 3 stories you'll need to know before heading out this morning. More>>

    Local Churches Cut Ties With Boy Scouts

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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>>

    Thousands Of Runners Get Down And Dirty

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    The JCB Mud Run raises money for a local childhood development center. More>>

    City Employees Lose More Than 1,000 Pounds

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    The  L.E.A.N. challenge served as an eight week pilot program encouraging: leadership, exercise, activity, and improved nutrition. More>>

    Apartment Shooting Sends Two To The Hospital

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    Two men were transported to Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. More>>

    Update: Hunter Soldier Killed During Parachute Training

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    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>>

    AWOL Class Unveils New Album

    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>>

    Savannah Parrot Heads Supporting Those Fighting Cancer

    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>>

    Health Registry for Hurricane Season

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    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>>

    AC Woes Close SCMPD Central Office

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    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>>

    Bluffton Boys and Girls Club At Full Capacity This Summer

    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>>

    Locals Continue to Give Back to Moore, OK

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    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>>

    Street Named After Killed Deputy

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    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>>

    Man Hit by Car Confronting Burglary Suspects

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    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>>

    Culinary Teacher advises students to work hard, be realistic

    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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    Breaking News: Jury Finds Cozzie Guilty On All Charges

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    Cozzie's legal concedes to his guilt More>>

    President of Bluffton Dog Park Group Attacked at Home

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    The 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>>

    Child Porn Suspect Captured

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    Effingham County Sheriff's Investigators say they've located a Fugitive. More>>

    SSU Holds Free Summer Math Camp for Teens

    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".
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    Otis Johnson Fifty Years After Armstrong Desegregation

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    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>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Wake Up and Win Winner for 6/14 Video included

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    This week's winner is Tyler White from Pooler. Congratulations! More>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Top 3 on 3 Video included

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    Here's a quick look at your Top 3 on 3 stories you'll need to know before heading out this morning. More>>

    SC School Administration Money Concerns

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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>>

    Savannah Missing Mom & Child Found In New Orleans

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    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>>

    Stolen Cell Phones Sales on the Rise

    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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    Savannah Volunteers Help With OK Storm Aid

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    A group of 28 volunteers from Savannah Christian Church are on a weeklong trip, helping Oklahoma storm victims. More>>

    Warmer Weather Jump Starts Mosquito Season

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    The heat is not all we have to deal with in the summer months. Mosquito activity becomes more widespread. Mosquitoes can carry West Nile Virus which can cause illness. The Chatham County Health Department More>>

    Road to be Renamed for Deceased Bryan Co. Deputy

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    The City of Pembroke will honor the memory of a Bryan Co. Sheriff's Deputy Bobby Crapse Friday by naming a street after him. More>>

    1 dead, 77 hurt in La. plant explosion Video included

    A ground-rattling explosion Thursday at a chemical plant in Louisiana ignited a blaze that killed one person and injured dozens of others, authorities said. Witnesses described a chaotic scene of towering flames and workers... More>>

    FBI : No Violations In Metro Crime Reporting

    The FBI is clearing the Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police Department of any law enforcement corruption or violation of civil rights.  The FBI investigation stems from complaints about crime reporting practices.  More>>

    Noise Alert From Beaufort Air Station

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    Noise may be heard in the vicinity of the Air Station Friday, June 14, due to Explosive Ordnance Disposal training. More>>

    Beaufort Mom's Conviction Overturned

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    The South Carolina Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of a Beaufort woman in the death of her 15 month old son. More>>

    New Leadership at Savannah Salvation Army

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    Major Phil Swyers and Lt. Rebekah Swyers will take command of the local Salvation Army starting June 24th. The Swyers were assigned to Savannah following Captain Marion and Everette Platt's transfer to More>>

    Authorities Bust METH Lab In Camden County - PHOTOS

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    Inside they found and arrested Emily Marie Rankin, 22, Rhonda Rene Catoe, 54, and Joey Allen Pierantonis, 34. All three suspects are charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine
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    Crash Involving Church Bus Sends One To The Hospital

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    Georgia State Patrol says a bus was returning from a church in Richmond Hill  when the driver attempted to make a left turn and was rear ended. More>>

    Military Job Fair yields helpful advice for Veterans

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    Veterans and those preparing to leave military service had a chance to attend a Military Career Expo at Fort Stewart this morning and afternoon. There have been several such job fairs on post aimed at easing the transition back into civilian life for military service men and women. More>>

    UPDATE: FBI: No Violations In Metro Crime Reporting

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    An investigation into alleged inconsistencies in crime reporting by Metro Police is now being conducted by the FBI.
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    SSU Students Receive Scholarship to Study Abroad

    Ten Savannah State University students will study abroad this summer, thanks to a scholarship from the U.S. Department of State. According to a news release from SSU's Office of Communications, the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship will cover nearly 100 percent of the costs.  

    SSU had more students selected to receive the prestigious award than any other college or university in Georgia.  


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    Metro Police Search for Suspected Church Vandal

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    SAVANNAH, GA (June 13, 2013): Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Detectives are searching for 24-year-old Michael Christopher Garko, believed responsible for thousands of dollars in damage to a church More>>

    Bluffton Self Help founder passes away

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    Founder of Bluffton Self Help, Ida Martin, has passed away at age 86. More>>

    Savannah's Electric Car Showcase - PHOTOS

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    On Thursday Savannah will be hosting a seminar for vehicles that use alternative fuel. The event will be hosted by Savannah Tech College. More>>

    Effingham Authorities Locate Missing Teen

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    The Effingham County Sheriff's Office and Springfield Police Department is asking the public's assistance in locating a missing juvenile.
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    Mother Fighting for Highway Sign in Honor of Late Daughter Video included

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    A mother's love is propelling Misty Driggers not to give up trying to get a sign to mark the spot where her 16 year old daughter was killed. More>>

    AWOL Celebrates Music Program with Community Lake Bash

    School is out for summer and one local youth arts organization is celebrating with a big party. Friday, June 14, All Walks of Life (AWOL), Inc. will host its annual Lake Bash for teens.It's an opportunity More>>

    Coastal Sunrise: Top 3 on 3 Video included

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    Here's a quick look at your Top 3 on 3 stories you'll need to know before heading out this morning. More>>

    Hot Debate Over Clean Energy

    We all have bills, but no one wants to pay more than they should. Georgia Power is the largest electric provider in our area. Earlier this year they announced their 20 year plan to reduce waste. More>>

    SCMPD Arrests Five in Series of Crimes

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    Savannah Chatham Metro police say they have arrested five men suspected in a series of crimes. More>>

    Free HIV Testing

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    The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one out of five people living with HIV/AIDS in the U. S. don't know their status. In observance of National HIV Testing Day you can take More>>

    Construction Could Cause Delays on Savannah's Southside Friday

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    Construction delays are possible Friday on Savannah's Southside.  There will be a lane shift this Friday, June 14, beginning at 9:00am. More>>

    Search for Accused Sexual Predator

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    The Effingham County Sheriff's Office is searching for a man who has been possessing and distributing child pornography. Deputies are looking for Edward Holmes, 52, of Savannah. The Effingham County Sheriff's More>>

    Proposed Fee Could Hit Beaufort Non-profits

    A proposed fee in the city of Beaufort is not sitting well with churches and nonprofits, but the mayor says he does not think the proposal will pass.  In a way to offset the anticipated budget deficit-- More>>

    Waterfront Property Owners Protest Property Taxes

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    Some homeowners who live on the rivers and marshes of Chatham County are appealing their property taxes. Some of the original deeds list land they no longer own, since the government took it, but they are still having to pay property taxes on it. The homeowners said they don't mind paying property taxes they just want to do it on the land they actually own. More>>

    Inmates Get Second Chance With Work Release Program

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    Around 25 inmates have already found jobs. More>>

    Developing: Possible Oil Spill Closes Road

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    The DOT has temporarily closed down a section of State Route 21 for maintenance after discovering an oil like material on the road.
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    3rd Combat Aviation Brigade Homecoming

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    To the sound of thunderous applause and military music soldiers of the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade Third ID marched home. The troops were saluted in a short ceremony then welcomed by hugs, smiles, and More>>

    Health Department Services Suspended Monday

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    If you have plans to visit the Chatham County Health Department on Monday June 17 you will have to reschedule. Services will be suspended for the day. Monday is dedicated to the ribbon cutting ceremony More>>

    Bulloch Co. Authorities: Missing Man Found

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    The search for a missing man in Bulloch County has ended.  The Bulloch Co. Sheriff's Office says William Alvin "Hank" Dutton, 66, has been found safe.
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    Arson Suspect Surrenders After Seeing Media Coverage

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    Eric Malik Taylor turned himself at Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police Headquarters just after 1 a.m. today after acquaintances alerted him to media reports. Thank you for your role in this search.
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    Appling County Authorities Search for Fraud Suspect

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    Please be advised that the Appling County Sheriff's Office has outstanding warrants for Desmond Andrews, age 35 of Telfair County for Felony-Theft by Deception.
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    Court Nixes Activist's Appeal Of Haley Ethics case

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    The state Supreme Court on Wednesday turned down an appeal from Republican activist John Rainey, who accused Gov. Nikki Haley of breaking ethics rules while she was a member of the House.
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    Police: Man found shot outside Tremont Temple Church

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    Savannah Metro Police are investigating a shooting on the city's West Side. More>>

    Local Man Stocks Second Harvest Shelves

    School is out for summer, and while many of us are thinking about a summer vacation, others in our area are thinking about where their next meal is coming from. More>>

    Timmonsville residents express water concerns following EPA lawsuit filing Video included

    A picture taken of water from a faucet inside Timmonsville resident Rose Desarno's home. A picture taken of water from a faucet inside Timmonsville resident Rose Desarno's home.
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    Some Timmonsville residents say a recent lawsuit filing by the Environmental Protection Agency comes as no surprise, following several years of water-related troubles in the town of Timmonsville. Last More>>

    Local Volunteers Help Clean Up Moore, OK

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    Volunteers from Savannah Christian Church are in Moore, OK this week to help with clean up efforts following the deadly tornadoes there last month. News 3's Andrew Davis is there.
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    Open-Water Search And Rescue Drill - PHOTOS Video included

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    It's like something out of a movie: Pilots having to eject out of a damaged plane and landing in open water. Its not a movie, it was the scene of a drill in Beaufort Tuesday, as pilots from the Marine More>>

    Suspect Arrested for Obscene Facebook Photos

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    A Hilton Head Island man was arrested Tuesday as the result of an ongoing investigation into lewd communications he reportedly had with multiple young females via Facebook. Twenty-three year old Dionicio More>>

    Police Search for Arson Suspect

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    Savannah-Chatham Metro Police are searching for the suspect in an arson that was set Wednesday, June 5th. Erik Malik Taylor is wanted in connection to the house fire on Pin Point Avenue. Police believe More>>

    President of Bluffton Dog Park Group Arrested

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    A Bluffton man who led the charge to bring a dog park to the town is under arrest. Angela McCall-Tanner with the Bluffton Police Department says William Grooms, 42, was taken into custody at approximately More>>

    Farmer Calls for Bridge to be Renovated

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    James Sneed says it's time for the Albergotti Creek Bridge in northern Beaufort County to be replaced.
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    Traffic Light on Highway 278 to be Temporarily Turned Off

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    The traffic signal on Highway 278 in front of the Bluffton Township Fire District located at 357 Fording Island Road (next to St. Gregory the Great) will be turned off tomorrow Wednesday June 12, 2013 More>>

    Man Who Shot At Officer Sentenced To Life In Prison

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    A Savannah man found guilty of shooting at a police officer nearly three years ago was sentenced to life in prison plus 25 years on Tuesday.
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    Savannah Woman Named GA's Outstanding Senior Volunteer

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    A Savannah woman has received the honor of being named Georgia's 2013 Outstanding Senior Volunteer. Carole Tutan, 78, was chosen for her work at Hospice House Savannah. Those who nominated Tutan for More>>

    Storm Cleanup Continues in Bloomingdale - PHOTOS Video included

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    Homeowners and utility crews spent most of Tuesday morning, chainsaws in hand, cleaning up storm debris through parts of Bloomingdale. WSAV.com reporter JoAnn Merrigan reports: Last night's rain and high More>>

    Flights Delayed After Power Problems At ATL Airport

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    ATLANTA (WXIA) -- The Atlanta Fire Department is working on an explosion in a maintenance shed at Hartsfield Jackson Airpor, WXIA TV reports.  According to Janet Ward with Atlanta Fire Rescue, crews are More>>

    Traffic Alert: Overturned Car on Highway 80

    Traffic Alert: News 3 is on the scene of an overturned car in the marsh on the way to Tybee Island. Police and ambulances are also there. Use caution if you have to travel that way and expect delays. We More>>

    Graduation Ceremonies Begin for SCCPSS Video included

    Graduation ceremonies begin today for Savannah Chatham County Public Schools. Beach High  kicks off the commencement at 9 this morning at the Savannah Civic Center. It's the first of nine ceremonies that More>>

    Big Brother, Big Sister of the Coastal Empire teams up with JC Penny

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    Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Coastal Empire has announced they are joining forces with JC Penney's charitable giving program, JCP Cares. More>>

    SC Electronic License Plate Proposal

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    South Carolina is considering a proposal, still in its early stages, to switch from metal license plates to new electronic license plates, or e-tags, as a way to improve highway safety. "It's the first More>>

    A Musical Tribute To Ben Tucker

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    Following funeral service to Monday to local jazz great Ben Tucker, friends honored him with a special musical tribute. More>>

    A Jazzy Tribute to Ben Tucker

    They say music is the soul and sound of life. Well today it was also a tribute for a much loved musician. After Ben Tucker's memorial service, friends and family got together to remember the jazz legend More>>

    Beating the Heat and High Temperatures

    Today, in between the rain -- we experience some pretty hot temperatures. But don't be fooled-- the first official day of summer is June 21stand though we are still a few weeks away, climbing temperatures More>>

    Storms Blamed for Injuries, Power Outages

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    Strong storms blew through the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry Monday evening bringing lightning, heavy rain, and winds that knocked down several trees. More>>

    Incoming St. Helena Elementary Principal Has Plan For Improvement

    The incoming principal at St. Helena Elementary has high goals to turn around scores of Beaufort County's sole failing school. With passionate teachers, a new math coach, and a better partnership with More>>

    More Barricades Up on Roadway where Tucker was Killed

    More Barricades Up on Roadway where Tucker was Killed

    As hundreds of friends and family as well as devoted fans turned out to say goodbye to Savannah jazz musician Ben Tucker Monday, we found new barricades had been placed on the roadway where he was killed More>>

    Funeral Services Held For Jazz Legend Ben Tucker - PHOTOS

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    Loved ones, friends, and admirers turned out Sunday afternoon for the viewing of jazz legend Ben Tucker. More>>

    APPLE EVENT: New software, MacBooks, music

    Apple announced a digital radio service, new MacBook Air laptops and updates to its operating systems for Mac and mobile devices Monday. More>>

    Man Charged in Death of 19-Year-Old

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    A 20-year-old man faces murder charges in the Sunday evening shooting death of a 19-year-old. Police say Rasheen "Bo Cat" Alexander was found shot to death on Eagle Street in Savannah. Greg Griffin of More>>

    Arrest Made in Ott Street Shooting

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    Charges filed in Ott Street shooting More>>

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