The Joyce Harrison Memorial Poker Run will be held on Sunday on Tybee Island.  The community came together to organize the poker run in Joyce’s memory and to promote early cancer screenings.  News 3’s Randi Hempel talks to Joyce’s family about what it means to have their friends and neighbors show their support.

Dozens gather on Tybee Island to raise funds and awareness for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network.  News 3’s Randi Hempel introduces you to a family member of a loved one lost to the disease tonight on News 3.

In the bad economy, we’re all trying to do more with less money. Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire is offering help for those of us on a budget: ways to save hundreds of dollars on your groceries and household items every month and even how to get stuff for free.

32 year old Eugene Waters was taken into custody after allegedly robbing a woman outside the Civic Center as the two left a job fair on Monday, but it wasn’t Waters first brush with the law - in fact, he was actually incarcerated at the time of the incident on Monday.

More than 300 soldiers are headed to Afghanistan.

Savannah Chatham Metropolitan Police Department (SCMPD) was dispatched to the scene of a structure fire in the 800 block of Quacco Rd. early Friday morning after firefighters uncovered a methamphetamine lab.

Georgia college students might have to pay up to $400 in fees next year to help make up for budget cuts at the state’s colleges and universities

Pulled over at the Effingham County Jail for a minor traffic violation.  Deputy found marijuana in the vehicle, and inside one suspect’s underwear.

A decision by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission to suspend the license of Effingham County Special Ed teacher Sara Beth Hart for one year has been reversed.

Richard Heene pleads guilty to felony charge.

Mother accused of mowing down teen son’s romantic rival. Natalie Martinez reports. 

Search warrant leads police to family living in filth with dozens of animals. Amy Parmenter reports. 

Fertility doctor accused of impregnating patients with his own sperm. Diana Perez reports. 

High school suspends students after banning the word “meep”. Jonathan Hall reports. 

National Park antendance is up 4%

Ohio police department uses Facebook to track down criminals. Mike O’Mara reports. 

Caught On Cam: Suspect tasered while handcuffed. Chris LeClere reports. 

Georgia Southern University students aren’t waiting until Saturday’s big football game against Furman to start tailgating!

Sentencing is scheduled for Friday afternoon for the former Louisiana congressman who famously hid $90,000 cash in his freezer following an FBI bribery
sting.

News reports say accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to be tried in New York.

President Obama begins the first leg of his Asian tour in Japan. Tracie Potts reports. 

A Tampa man was arrested after reportedly calling 911 and asking for sex.

Dozens of students given wrong vaccine at school clinic. Adam Freeman reports. 

Are you thinking about what to do with your kids over the coming holidays? How about a visit to a national park?

To officially usher in the holiday season, Disney flips the switch on its annual Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights.

A second drive by shooting in three nights sends two men to the hospital. First killed three people, including a toddler.

With the state of the economy, more of our neighbors are in need this holiday season than ever before.

Millions of cards will be mailed this holiday season. The American Red Cross hopes some of the cards you send will be addressed to our troops.

A jury has reached a verdict in a week-long trial of two men accused in a February 2007 shooting that left one man dead.

Two nights after a drive-by injures nine and kills three, including a toddler, there’s now a second shooting in Walterboro.  This one, only a few streets away.  Colleton county officials say two men came to the hospital with gunshot wounds.  Officials have not said if this shooting was related to Monday’s.  Family members of the victims from Monday’s shooting think thugs are taking over the neighborhood and that gangs are the problem.  Many folks in Colleton county say that enough is enough when it comes to violent crimes