Savannah GA

The Talmadge Bridge will provide an unforgettable setting for this rite of passage in the city where Girl Scouting began.

The Grey is inviting the local community to celebrate Juneteenth on Saturday for a special event benefitting the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club.

The historic Forsyth Fountain will be removed from its home in Forsyth Park for restoration beginning Monday.

POOLER, Ga. (WTOC) - Over 200 people laced up their sneakers and took off for the 4th annual Pooler Juneteenth Celebration Run. Runners and walkers went the distance Thursday morning - either 6.19K or 1.9K - in celebration of Juneteenth. The holiday inspired the length of the course, according to...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - You can extend the celebration of Juneteenth in Port Wentworth when the city holds its 3rd Annual Juneteenth Celebration on Friday. June 20. The event will be from 5-9 pm at 100 Lakeside Boulevard and include cultural presentations, family-friendly entertainment and live music by MegaFly. The...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Georgia is known as the Peach State and peach week is just around the corner. Many restaurants and business all around the city of Savannah will have peach-inspired goodies to celebrate the event. CURE Childhood Cancer and Pearson Farms teamed up for Peach Delivery at Memorial...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - WTOC obtained new details involving an attack on a Chatham Area Transit Bus this week. It happened Monday evening when the bus was at the intersection of Waters and Lexington. WATCH PREVIOUS COVERAGE:. Police say the bus driver and a woman passenger were assaulted by another...

Savannah Police responded to a shooting on Henry and Montgomery Street Thursday night.

Less than a year after a 62-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck on a Beaufort County highway , her relatives’ attorneys agreed on a small settlement with the man who was behind the wheel. The $50,000 payout resolved the wrongful death lawsuit filed against the driver about four months after the deadly crash. The...

On Wednesday morning, a new historical marker was unveiled outside the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, honoring the man often called the father of Savannah’s civil rights movement.