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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.
Curious why flags are at half-staff Friday? Here's why
ATLANTA — Friday flags are being flown at half-staff in Georgia, prompting many to wonder why. Here is what we found. Gov. Kemp is honoring fallen Paulding County deputy Brandon Cunningham on Friday by flying flags at half-staff after he was killed in the line of duty on Aug. 17.
Deal: The Best Criminal Justice Reform Is Education Reform
You can learn a lot by listening. In speaking about writing and publishing a children’s book, former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal intertwined humor, life lessons and his late wife’s love for literacy in a passion project titled “Veto, The Governor’s Cat.” Sandra Deal, who passed away in August 2022, was a tireless advocate for childhood literacy and read to students in all of Georgia’s counties. In honor of that effort...
Georgia: Regional commissions see unemployment rates drop
(The Center Square) — Most of Georgia's regional commissions saw their unemployment rates decline in July, and officials continue to argue the state needs more jobs. Three regional commissions — Central Savannah River at 4.9%, Southern Georgia at 4.3%, and Three Rivers at 3.9% — saw no change from last month. A fourth regional commission, the Northwest Georgia, saw its rate increase to 3.9%. The remaining regional commissions — Atlanta...
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