Mariah Congedo
WKYT
Savannah, GA, United States
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Doctor urges caution as state marks three years since first COVID-19 case
This week marks three years since Kentucky’s first confirmed COVID-19 case. We quickly saw one case turn into tens of thousands. Even though the number of deaths, hospitalizations, and cases have dropped, one Kentucky doctor says we should still be cautious. → Read More
Georgetown considering building fourth fire station
The Georgetown Fire Department is looking to expand its footprint with a fourth station. → Read More
All water meters being replaced in Vidalia
A big project is in the works in Vidalia. Next month, the city’s public works department will start to switch out all the water meters in city limits. → Read More
Enter WTOC’s 2023 St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Contest
WTOC is proud to announce the annual St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Contest! The deadline for entries is March 2, at 5 p.m. → Read More
Hop Atomica’s 5th annual Galentine’s celebration returns
A new event has become popular in recent years it’s known as Galentine’s Day and it’s a play off of Valentine’s Day. → Read More
Hospital in Vidalia celebrates one year anniversary of robotics surgery program
Staff says in 2022, they performed 310 surgeries with the robot and this year they hope to perform even more. → Read More
Multi-million-dollar construction for Toombs County Courthouse underway
Construction for the new, multi-million-dollar Toombs County Courthouse is taking shape. → Read More
Zunzi’s opening new location on Tybee Island
Zunzi’s in Savannah is getting ready to expand to Tybee Island. → Read More
McIntosh County annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade held Saturday
McIntosh County held their annual MLK Day parade this Saturday morning. Parade Committee members say it’s the biggest one they’ve ever had. → Read More
Tybee Island residents will see increase on water/sewer bills
Next month, residents on Tybee Island might notice an increase on their water/sewer bills. → Read More
First female chief takes charge of Tybee Island Police Department
Tybee Island has a new police chief. → Read More
3 men plead guilty to charges in 2016 Tatemville murder case
Three of the four defendants in a 2016 murder case in Savannah had plea hearings on Friday. → Read More
Work continues on reopening portion of McQueen’s Trail
WTOC has been following the years-long construction project on the McQueen’s Trail since it was damaged by several hurricanes. Back in May, Chatham County’s portion was close to reopening, but other parts were not done. → Read More
Blood Connection in need of donors
It’s the season of giving and one local community blood center is encouraging people to give the gift of blood. → Read More
“It’s so much fun for all the kids:” Richmond Hill held their 26th annual Christmas parade
Richmond Hill held their 26th annual Christmas parade Saturday. Hundreds of people packed Ford Avenue to ring in the holiday season. → Read More
Group sues Tybee Island over method used to pass STVR ordinance
The city of Tybee Island was hit with yet another lawsuit over their short-term vacation rental ordinance. → Read More
Woman taken to hospital after crash with semi on Hwy 80
A woman was taken to the hospital after her car became trapped under a tractor-trailer. → Read More
Customs and Border Protection discusses dangers of counterfeit items
Holiday shopping is already underway. Black Friday is just around the corner and many will choose to do their shopping online. → Read More
Friday is last day for early voting in Ga.
Friday is the final day of early voting in Georgia for Tuesday’s midterm elections. → Read More
Savannah Ghost Pirates home opener this Saturday
This weekend will be a historic one for Savannah sports. → Read More