A big break in the missing mascot from Bluffton High School, the stolen bobcat is back home.

Thursday's standoff at the Olde Pink House threatens one of the biggest nights of Savannah's Fashion Week.

When Jerry Shellnut heard the gunshots near the Broughton Street Starbucks Thursday morning, he took off running. Little did he know his path would cross with the suspect police were after.

Over ten thousand Realtors from all over the country gather at the Washington Monument to protect home ownership.

Two Savannah men face multiple charges after a series of events this morning that locked down a large area of Downtown and an area of West Savannah.

Three more teams headed to GHSA Final Four

Seven student-athletes sign letters of intent on Wednesday

Seahawks beat North Myrtle Beach 3-0

Satashala Beasley signs with Chattahoochee Tech

Mark Richt and Mark Fox visit Savannah Tuesday afternoon

A big break in the missing mascot from Bluffton High School, the stolen bobcat is back home.

Police are searching for three men wearing masks and police gear who tried to invade a home outside Atlanta.

Days after giving birth to twins, a South Carolina mother has been hospitalized for what doctors say is a rare flesh-eating infection.

A suburban Atlanta county is poised to become the first local government in Georgia to join a voluntary immigration enforcement program that aims to ensure that all employees are in the country legally.

Police say they put an Atlanta-area elementary school on lockdown after a 12-year-old child was shot near the campus.

Federal authorities say they hope to solve the worst white power mailing case in U.S. history because the letters are tying up first responders and costing taxpayers millions of dollars.

Police say two of four people have died after being shot on a street corner in a west Louisville neighborhood.

Panelists at a major casino gambling conference in Atlantic City say the U.S. Congress is too badly divided to act on Internet gambling, so individual states will start approving it on their own within the next two years.

The nearly bankrupt U.S. Postal Service is moving ahead with plans to close dozens of mail processing centers, saying it can no longer wait for Congress to decide how to cut postal costs.

A prosecutor says two defendants accused of hazing a Florida A&M University band member are expected to plead guilty to lesser charges.