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Rove: RFK Jr. endorsing Trump could have impact in Georgia, Arizona
Republican strategist Karl Rove suggested Wednesday that independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. endorsing former President Trump could help the GOP nominee in Georgia and Arizona, two key swing states in November. “My gut tells me it probably helps Donald Trump, because the people who were for him because he was a Kennedy, I think…
Young Georgia delegates take on the DNC
LISTEN: A young Georgia delegate shares her perspective on attending the Democratic National Convention. GPB's Sarah Kallis reports. The Democratic National Convention wraps up Thursday when Vice President Kamala Harris will formally accept the party’s nomination. Both political parties have made an effort to reach out to young voters,...
The coolest temperatures in 2+ months expected across Southeast Georgia, Lowcountry
A break from the heat and humidity continues through at least Saturday. Temperatures may dip to their lowest levels in Savannah since June 12!. Forecast low temperatures in the upper 60s are in the forecast for Savannah both Friday and Saturday morning. High temperatures will also remain below average in the mid-80s the next couple days.
Democrats in Sun Belt battlegrounds say voter enthusiasm is path to Harris win
CHICAGO — Democrats from the crucial Sun Belt battleground states of Arizona, Georgia and Nevada gathered at their national convention this week are rejoicing in the newfound enthusiasm and energy surrounding Kamala Harris, which has made their states far more competitive since she became the party's presidential nominee. But with 11 weeks...
Department of Health confirms fifth measles diagnosis in Atlanta
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – the Georgia Department of Health (DPH) announced the fifth case of Measles virus in the state this year. The case was confirmed on Monday. DPH states that the person contracted the virus while traveling overseas. Measles is very contagious and spreads through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. […]
Nearly 4,000 new homes approved in Statesboro
STATESBORO, Ga. (WSAV) – The city of Statesboro is seeing more development than ever, with dozens of projects being submitted. “We are a fast-moving city when it comes to growth,” said Statesboro’s planning and housing administrator, Justin Williams. He says so far there are 3,790 housing units approved within the city. “It’s great because, for […]
Savannah Christian, New Hampstead set to clash in Battle of Pooler
SAVANNAH (WSAV) — Savannah Christian and New Hampstead are set to square up on Friday for the third time ever in a huge early-season test for both teams. Blaise Thomas, the quarterback of Savannah Christian, said that this game is the talk of the town in Pooler. “We’re probably the most excited we’ve been in […]
Domestic Dispute Leads to Arrest in Hinesville
Earlier this afternoon, Thursday, August 22nd, a domestic dispute unfolded near the intersection of General Screven Way and S. Main St in Hinesville, Georgia. The incident involved a male who discharged a firearm in public before fleeing on foot. Hinesville Police officers from B-Watch and the Traffic Accident Investigation Unit responded promptly, saturating the area. The suspect was found walking near a business in the 100 block of W. General Screven Way and was taken into custody without incident. A firearm was also recovered. Authorities have confirmed that there is no ongoing danger to the public.
Georgia Weekend Weather: Temperatures Will Start to Climb Again
As we roll into the weekend, Georgia residents can expect a steady climb in temperatures, ending a week that was practically paradise to go back to the usual summer swelter. Today kicks off with sunny skies and highs in the mid-80s, perfect for enjoying the outdoors before things really start to heat up.
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