Transplant recipient dies of suicide.

Two young brothers reported missing in western North Carolina have been found, after spending a cold night in the mountains.

Police have arrested Reverend Derek Gillet on two counts of aggravated child molestation and two counts of sodomy. Last year, he started his own church in Forsyth County.

Strange and unexplainable events have been happening for years at a Pennsylvania police station. Unplugged typewriters start typing, doors slam, and a bolted hatch keeps reopening, to name a few.

Tonight, Congressman John Barrow will host a workshop to help you fill out forms needed to ensure you receive that tax rebate check from the government and to provide some last minute tax advice.

A Florida charter fishing service featuring bikini-clad employees is facing criticism by offering topless service, for customers who pay for it, once they leave shore.

A relay torch lit from the flame ran into heavy protests as it was being run through the streets of Paris today. Police in jogging gear put the torch out and took it on board a bus, apparently to get it away from demonstrators.

A former southeast Georgia physician is scheduled to be sentenced Friday for his role in an operation that federal authorities say illegally distributed prescription drugs over the Internet.

Jasmine Green was typical of 4,276 other Savannah-Chatham public school students last year: She didn't spend much time in school.  Savannah-Chatham students who miss five or more days without an excuse are truant. Jasmine skipped 10 days her sophomore year.

Minors getting busted drinking dropped precipitously after a 2006 change in the law by the Savannah City Council.

Cheryl Cottle married two men who shared the same heart and both ended up committing suicide.

It happened around two this afternoon at a home in the 1200 block of East 54th Street. Police tell us 18-year-old Alex Williams died from a gunshot wound shortly after arriving to Memorial Health.

Nonviolent offenders could avoid prison through an alternate court system being pushed by Attorney General Henry McMaster as both a better way to rehabilitate people and save the state money.

Allen discussed the topic of African-Americans and the Middle Passage, the theme of this year's lecture series.

Lena Baker was a black housekeeper who was executed in 1945 for murdering her white boss – who she also was romantically involved with.

A survey says the national average price for gasoline rose 5 cents over the last two weeks.

Friends and family are remembering Charlton Heston, who died last night at his home in Beverly Hills.

This morning, Southside Precinct Commander Captain Richard Zapal, cruised the streets of Windsor Forest and Coffee Bluff.

Playing video games or working on the computer could cause a lot of problems with our posture.

A judge gave the widow of a soldier killed in Iraq hope for a child by allowing her husband's sperm to be extracted and preserved. But medical experts question whether artificial insemination would work because the samples were taken four days after the man died.

Republicans who had pledged to wipe out the car tag tax, slash the income tax, and cap property assessments delivered on none of those promises last night.

South Carolina school and college education programs will lose about 44 million dollars in state funding. This comes under the budget plan the senate finance committee approved this week.

The iconic duo Outkast, Big Boi and Andre 3000, probably didn't have ballet in mind when they wrote tracks like "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" or "Player's Ball," but the music is now part of the new collaboration between Savannah native Big Boi and the Atlanta ballet.

Today at Savannah State University’s Tiger Arena, there was a health and wellness fair to educate the public.

Hundreds turned out to support Savannah's three Olympic hopefuls by participating in a Biathlon.