Under the gold dome in Atlanta, state lawmakers say funding mental health and improving upon last year’s mental health parity law will be a crucial component of this year’s legislative session.

Witness testimony resumed on Tuesday as the double murder trial of disbarred attorney Alex Mardaugh continued into day seven.

Governor Brian Kemp highlighted the importance of clean energy and the use of electric vehicles today. 

The pavers that line Broughton St. were finished 3 days earlier than expected—something that is unusual for this construction project.

Residents of the Ogeecheeton neighborhood say concrete dust from a local construction site has been making people sick for years.

City Manager Steve Davis said Chief Matthew Libby was asked to resign, but it was time to turn over a new leaf

Day 7 of the Alex Murdaugh trial has come to a close. A statement previously made by Murdaugh as well as cell phone data coming into question.

Cell phone data and bodycam footage of an interview with Alex Murdaugh shortly after the murder of Paul and Maggie are argued in court.

The defense grilled SLED agent Jeff Croft over the interview and testimony regarding an interview police conducted with Alex Murdaugh on the killings of his wife and son. Croft is asked about his testimony on Monday where he claims Alex says "it's just so bad, I did him so bad" in the interview.

The Port Wentworth Chief of Police Matthew Libby has announced his retirement today. However, whether it was a forced retirement or planned is up for question.

Andrew Davis has a 10:00 p.m. update on the double murder trial of Alex Murdaugh that took place earlier today.

The City of Savannah is in the hot seat today. They are getting grilled by current and former residents of historic Yamacraw Village.

It's a new era for the Savannah Police Department (SPD). Chief Lenny Gunther sat down with News 3 Monday to discuss how he plans to shape the department.