Solar panels are a hot commodity as more homes and business go ‘green’.  So hot, they’ve become a target of thieves.  And one of the hardest hit areas?  California’s wine country.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 1 p.m. at the Bull Street Library

Individuals, Business, School and Organizations stop by WSAV to pick up the Help My House 101 Easy Ways to Save Energy and Money guide presented by the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina and WSAV.

A nurse at Memorial Health has been honored with the hospital’s first DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses.

The deal with kids and older adults when it comes to getting the H1N1 Vaccine.

Pregnant Women and Emergency Workers are top priority.

We need help with a foster home for Penny who is up for adoption through Coastal Pet rescue. Please forward to people you know. I know there has to be one person in Savannah who can help us.

Man’s best friend got into the Halloween spirit in downtown Savannah Saturday.

Savannah woman has been given a $5,000 bond after being arrested Wednesday on two counts of felony animal cruelty.

Beat the heat. Keep your garden green in hot weather. Samantha Davies reports.

Texas pool designer builds custom waterpark in his backyard. Randy McIlwain reports.

When should you buy organic? Liz Crenshaw has tips.

Nov. 7: Dr. Scott Becker never gave up hope of finding his daughter, and after decades of searching, he found her using a very modern tool. NBC's Ron Mott reports, then NBC's Amy Robach sits down with the pair. (Today Show)

Nov. 6: Sir Harold Evans, author of "My Paper Chase," share some of his stories as a newspaper editor, and offers thoughts on the state of journalism. (Other)

Nov. 5: A Shreveport, La., man says he knows there's a reason he survived being crushed by a falling steeple last week. KTAL-TV's Erica Bennett reports. (NBC News Channel)

Nov. 5: Cost-cutting prompts Chicago to downsize its Christmas tree. WMAQ-TV's Charlie Wojciechowski reports. (NBC News Channel)

Nov. 5: Author Mitch Albom discusses his new book, "Have a Little Faith," a true story that helped him lose his cynicism regarding faith. (Other)

Nov. 6: NBC's chief medical editor, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, answers viewers' questions on protecting yourself and your family from stress. (Today Show)

Nov. 6: Actress Marcia Gay Harden unveils the world's largest children's book, Carnival's "Big Book of Dreams." (Today Show)

Nov. 6: Elmo, Cookie Monster and Abby Cadabby join TODAY hosts to celebrate the 40th anniversary of "Sesame Street." (Today Show)

Nov. 6: There is growing criticism over the distribution of the swine flu vaccine following reports that some top firms on Wall Street received more doses than many hospitals. CNBC's Trish Regan reports. (Today Show)

Nov. 5: New findings suggest your parenting style is more important than genetics in determining who's the boss. Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz shares advice on teaching your kid leadership skills. (Today Show)

Nov. 6: Redbook magazine's Stacy Morrison and psychologist Dale Atkins discuss some of the secrets to a great marriage. (Today Show)

Oct. 29: TODAY's Sara Haines hits the streets to find out why some people are too tired for sex. Sexologist Logan Levkoff and sex therapist Ian Kerner weigh in. (Today Show)

Oct. 29: In an exclusive interview appearing in this weekend's New York Times Magazine, the Obamas talk about their marriage and the challenges they've faced. Jodi Kantor, who conducted the interview, shares some of the details. (Today Show)

Oct. 28: TODAY's Sara Haines hits the streets to find out why some men don't listen. Psychologist Jeff Gardere and psychotherapist Robi Ludwig weigh in as well. (Today Show)

Oct. 15: From sex to spending, the TODAY hosts chat with four men who answer women's questions about what men really think about their ladies' living habits. (Today Show)