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SSU football will look a little different in 2024
Savannah, Ga. -- Savannah State University will have a new look this football season. Head coach Aaron Kelton says the team will be bolstered by some transfers. SSU also boasts a new artificial surface at T.A. Wright Stadium. Even a familiar face – junior quarterback Jadon Adams – looks a...
Harris, Walz to kick off bus tour in Georgia
Vice President Harris and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) will travel to swing state Georgia next week on a bus tour, marking the ticket’s first campaign stop after the duo formally accepted the Democratic nomination at the convention earlier this week. The visit to the Georgia is also the first time Harris…
Road rage rankings: Drivers in Georgia among the nicest in the nation
ATLANTA - If you've noticed a little more tension on the highways lately, you're not alone. According to the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive, violent road rage incidents across the U.S. have skyrocketed over the past decade. In fact, road rage shootings have surged by more than 400%, jumping from 92 cases in 2014 to a staggering 481 in 2023.
VP Harris coming to Savannah, mayor says
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Vice President Kamala Harris will be heading to the Hostess City after all, Mayor Van Johnson tells WSAV. Harris’ planned visit last week was delayed as Tropical Storm Debby made its way through the area. “They promised to come back and we’re just working to nail down a date in the […]
GBI investigating deaths of two people found in home in Townsend
TOWNSEND, Ga. (WTOC) - The GBI is investigating the deaths of two people found inside a home in Townsend. McIntosh County deputies say they were conducting a wellness check on Monday after family members and employees could not reach 36-year-old Kyle Bradford Bailey and 44-year-old Catherine Daugherty. The bodies of...
Alex Murdaugh crime books to be released, including two by murder trial jury members
Even as the post-conviction case of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh is set to go before the South Carolina Supreme Court in hopes of a retrial, a second wave of books on the internationally known Murdaugh murder saga hits bookshelves, including chronicles from a Wall Street Journal reporter and two members of Murdaugh's jury. ...
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