Retired Marine Corps Major General Charles Bolden Jr. visited the school named after him recently.

Second thoughts about the jail design firm lead Chatham County commissioners back to the drawing board on the $110 million project.

Double murder suspect Jason Gonzalez is apprehended in Houston, Texas.

An ultimatum from the city, one month after a SCAD student fell five stories from a dorm.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tommy Irvin is alerting consumers to the recall of a particular Silk Soymilk product that may contains a milk protein not listed on the label.

A Southside facility that handles about 2 million gallons of raw sewage will one day be the site of youth baseball games and wooded walking trails.

If practice makes perfect, then thousands of local and state responders are prepared for a smooth disaster relief effort in South Carolina.

An energy drink mix called Blow is causing controversy in the Coastal Empire and Low Country because of its marketing which many say glorifies drugs.

Liberty County's Animal Control and its Humane Shelter share one facility, which makes containing the disease almost impossible. In the past few weeks more than 20 dogs there have died.

The hospital's parent company has agreed to pay the United States $5.08 million to settle allegations that it defrauded the federal Medicare program.

First quarter earnings reports for major U.S. carriers shows soaring jet fuel costs are severely straining the airline industry, and making ticket prices soar for travelers.

On Thursday morning, Dr. Bix Rathburn, president at Savannah Technical College announced he's leaving the college to work as the president at Texas A&M University - Texarkana.

Georgia students in 1st through 8th grade are taking or will take the CRCT's in the next few weeks.  Parents can help by making sure their children are prepared: here's some advice.

A zebra named Barcode has been returned unharmed to its owner after someonet placed it in a building on the Emory University at Oxford campus in Newton County as a prank.

Officials in the Italian resort of Lake Garda say a stuntman was gravely injured in a car crash while filming the new James Bond film.

A Hilton Head Island High School senior is one of five students statewide and 1100 nationally to receive a corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarship.

One family there says things haven't been normal at their home since Bell went missing. Now that he's back in custody—the family tells NEWS 3 they hope this is a wake-up call for everyone.

Chatham County's most wanted fugitive is now behind bars. 40-year-old Stephen Bell was taken into custody last night in Florida by the crew of Coast Guard Station Port Canaveral and deputies from the Brevard County Sheriff's Office.

With state governments pressed for money, many Southern governors drew praise Wednesday for setting aside more funds for pre-kindergarten programs.

Savannah-Chatham Metro Police detectives are asking the public to help locate a person of interest in connection with the deaths of two men found on Linden Street.

Georgia officials have set May 6th as the execution date for William Earl Lynd, who was convicted of killing his girlfriend in 1988.

The investigation shows approximately $2.1 million was misappropriated from eight of its ten clients by the late Dennis Gerwing, the company’s former Chief Financial Officer, over a period of approximately four years.

University of Georgia President Michael Adams is defending his decision to invite U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as the institution's graduation speaker.

Results from a new government study of drunk drivers should be an eye opener to anyone driving on the nation's roads.

Bluffton's building safety director was suspended for two weeks after being cited for killing a kitten on April 15, town officials said Tuesday.