A Gum Branch home is completely destroyed in early morning fire.

The city of Savannah has never had an official policy on murals. But after two interactive murals created some controversy, City Council will look at adopting one.

Savannah's recent stormy weather could prove the last straw for trees with rotted cores. Find out how to spot at-risk trees before they fall on your property.

It has been a quiet afternoon so far across our area.

An 18-year-old Savannah man who purchased a soda from a Downtown store a week after robbing its owner and then lied to police has been charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor.

Seahawks beat North Myrtle Beach 3-0

Satashala Beasley signs with Chattahoochee Tech

Mark Richt and Mark Fox visit Savannah Tuesday afternoon

Rexford Davis has been named the 2012 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year

Recap of third round action from Tuesday, May 15th

The South Carolina Senate has approved a bill meant to prevent in future elections the chaos that resulted in nearly 200 candidates being tossed off June primary ballots.

A student has received a college degree one week before collecting her high school diploma.

The South Carolina House has unanimously approved a bill ensuring that a fetus which survives an abortion attempt is not treated as medical waste.

Voters will be asked in November whether the governor and lieutenant governor should run together, but the change wouldn't take place until 2018.

Authorities in Dorchester County have arrested 12 people and are looking for four others as the result of a probe into illegal drug and liquor sales in the county.

Closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow at the North Carolina trial of two-time Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, with jury deliberations expected to start the following day.

An attorney says Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife has been found dead in New York.

Leaders of Houston's black community are expressing outrage after a jury found a former police officer not guilty of official oppression in the beating of a 15-year-old burglary suspect.

Roger Clemens' lawyer has been grilling a key witness about his memory -- and his honesty -- at the pitcher's perjury trial today.

FBI Director Robert Mueller says the bureau has launched an investigation into who leaked information about an al-Qaida plot to place an explosive device aboard a U.S.-bound airline flight.