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Savannah Police investigating shooting in 1800 block of Greenville St.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Savannah Police Department is investigating an early morning shooting that injured a juvenile male. Police say the shooting happened around 2:45 a.m. Friday morning in the 1800 block of Greenville Street. Officers discovered a juvenile male suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. He was taken...
Lucas Theatre’s ‘Soundtrack Summer’ brings classics back to the big screen
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The historic Lucas Theatre in downtown Savannah continues its tradition of bringing movie nostalgia to life with its Soundtrack Summer series. Six classic films with iconic scores and soundtracks will be screened over the next six weeks at the majestic 1921 theatre, offering a wide range of genres including thrillers like […]
Annual “Cars on the Burn” at Bethesda Academy
Mark your calendars for this Saturday July 6th for the annual Savannah Cars & Coffee Bethesda Academy Benefit. Stroll the magnificent grounds of Bethesda Academy and celebrate the Low Country’s car culture. Last year, almost 200 unique cars, trucks, and motorcycles were on display. Your $20 donation funds Bethesday Academy scholarships. 2023 raised $26,000 with every dollar going to Bethesda Academy Scholarships.
Daniette Thomas presents Summer Style Trends
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Fashion expert and designer Daniette Thomas joined us on Morning Break to show us some summer style trends!. You can check out similar summer styles using her Amazon Storefront here. For a look at all her styles, click here.
Georgia Southern professor awarded Fulbright Specialist Award
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - It’s a profound award giving a Georgia Southern professor the opportunity to help children with dyslexia and related learning disabilities in Malaysia. The U.S. Department of State and Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board awarded this once in a lifetime opportunity to Dr. Karin Fisher.
WTOC July 4th Taste Test: Beef vs. Vegan Hot Dogs
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Since 1916, we’ve celebrated America’s birthday with the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. For the last 17 years, Joey Chestnut dominated the field, becoming a 16-time champion. But this year, Chestnut was absent from the competition due to his sponsorship from Impossible Foods, whose vegan hot dog is a competitor to Nathan’s.
Savannah Children's Theatre Encore! brings 'Jekyll & Hyde' The Musical to the stage
The Savannah Children's Theatre (SCT) steps into a new era with the launch of its latest initiative, SCT Encore! This bold program is tailored for teens and young adults, offering them the chance to engage with more mature themes in theater, fostering both their artistic and personal development. This summer, SCT Encore! debuts with the musical phenomenon, "Jekyll & Hyde," promising an enthralling experience for both performers and audience members alike. ...
Events happening this weekend in Savannah
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The Fourth of July holiday might be over, but there is plenty of festive fun to be had this weekend in the Hostess City. July’s Totally Awesome First Friday Comedy It’s time for Totally Awesome First Friday Comedy hosted by Savannah Comedy Underground, featuring host Brendan Townend and opening act Jody […]
Downtown cemetery takes visitors back to when Georgia was still a British colony
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Most Americans spent the July 4th holiday celebrating at the beach, having a cookout, or watching fireworks. Some visitors were able to step back in time to learn about life in Savannah when it was still a colony. In 1750, Georgia was a British colony. This cemetery was the resting place […]
The Credits Podcast: How SCAD Is Changing Georgia's Film Industry
On The Credits, we’ve talked to many people who dedicate their lives to Georgia's film and television industry, but what about the next generation of filmmakers? Host Kalena Boller visited the Savannah College of Arts and Design to find out how the university is teaching cultural changes in the film industry. She also visited the set of a student produced sitcom called G.R.I.T.S., which is short for Girls Raised in the South.
La Scala Ristorante mansion listed for $3.3 million. How long will it stay on the market?
Earlier this week, rumors that La Scala Ristorante was on the verge of closing proved true. On July 2, real estate firm Engel & Völkers Savannah hung a banner on the iron fence and issued a press release announcing that the pink 7,000-square-foot mansion at 119 E. 37th St. was up for sale. It is listed for $3.3 million. ...
Savannah Christian alumna is chosen as ‘future leader’ by Television Academy Foundation
Savannah Christian Preparatory School alumna Taylor Shults was hard to pin down for an interview this past month as she prepared for her internship through The Television Academy Foundation. The organization is the same one that doles out Emmy awards, so she can be forgiven for being strapped for time as she packed to move from Athens, Georgia, to Los Angeles for the foundation's summer internship program. ...
Travel rush begins for 4th of July weekend
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - With many people returning home after the 4th of July this holiday weekend, the TSA says they’re expecting long security lines and to screen as many as 3 million fliers on Sunday alone. The travel rush could start Friday now that the holiday is over.
City of Savannah to Consider Maintaining Lowest Millage Rate Since 1987
The City of Savannah will consider adopting a 2024 millage rate of 12.2 mills. A millage rate of 12.2 mills is unchanged from the 2023 adopted millage rate and is also the same millage rate used to develop the City’s 2024 budget plan. By maintaining the millage rate at 12.2 mills, the City will maintain the lowest property rate since 1987.
South Carolina state park using limited hours during feral hog operation
HOPKINS, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — National Park Service staff will be managing the feral hog population at a South Carolina state park. NPS officials say the work at Congaree National Park will begin Monday, July 8, and run through mid-August, affecting visitor hours. The process includes using firearms, including high-powered rifles, and working during […]
Savannah community reflects on Independence Day celebrations along the riverfront
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Fourth of July festivities on River Street were definitely no joke. Thousands of people lined River Street to watch the 20 minute display over the Savannah River. As the sun set over the city, folks settled in for the show. Shortly after 9:30 p.m. fireworks...
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