Sharyl Sutton
WSAV News 3
Savannah, GA, United States
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Car buyers beware of 'bailment agreement'
If you're buying a financed car from a dealership this holiday season, make sure you ask if there's a 'bailment agreement' in the sales contract. → Read More
Recording Artist Charles Dougherty Performs "live" in WSAV studio
Producer, songwriter and musician Charles Dougherty played holiday music on saxaphone for WSAV News 3 Today viewers on Sunday. → Read More
Black Friday deals could cost more with credit cards
Savings from Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping deals could slip away if pay by plastic at checkout and let your balance linger longer than the next billing statement. → Read More
No firm price for restoring historical integrity at Savannah City Hall
An advisory committee will be spearheading a proposal for restoring Savannah City Hall. → Read More
Gulfstream salutes Veterans
Gulfstream honored a couple thousand of its military veteran employees at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center today during a red carpet luncheon. → Read More
Freebies for Veterans today
Restaurants across the country are honoring Veterans today with free meals and discounts. → Read More
Teen suicide rates up dramatically
Two teens committed suicide over the weekend; one in Savannah, another on Hilton Head. → Read More
Savannah runner wins Rock'n'Roll Marathon
In the marathon, Ben Brown (Savannah, Ga.) won the race with his first-place effort clocking a time of 2:33:23. Jack Bordoni (Atlanta, Ga) was second with a time of 2:34:55. Ryan Fan (Atlanta, Ga.)... → Read More
Chatham County Police determine Saturday gunshot victim found at McDonald's was accidental
Chatham County detectives have determined the gunshot victim discovered at McDonald's in the 5700 block of Ogeechee Road at 7:05 p.m. November 3, Saturday night, was shot accidently. → Read More
Savannah Police Investigate Fatal Shooting on W. 61st Street
Savannah Police’s Violent Crimes detectives are investigating a Nov. 3 shooting on W. 61st Street that left one dead another person injured. → Read More
Need to Know: Questions for Georgia voters
Expect to see questions on your mid-term election ballot on November 6. The Georgia ballot will include five proposed changes to the state constitution. Here are the amendments up for consideration: → Read More
Neighbors concerned about smelly eyesore at Ogeechee Farms
Neighbors in one southside neighborhood are tired of the rats, buzzards and stomach-turning odors coming from the trailer next door. → Read More
The FBI investigating killing of Florence, SC police officer
In Florence, South Carolina, a 74-year old disbarred attorney is charged with murder and six counts of attempted murder in a Wednesday shoot-out that cost one veteran police officer his life. → Read More
Final Kavanaugh vote expected by 5 p.m. today
On Capitol Hill, Senators are expected to cast their final votes on the nomination of U.S. Supreme Court judge Brett Kavanaugh by 5 p.m. today. → Read More
Monster mosquitoes swoop in after Florence
As flood waters recede in the Carolina's from Hurricane Florence, the world's deadliest animal, according to the World Health Organization, is sweeping the landscape in swarms. → Read More
Gold Star spouses say they're being shortchanged
Gold Star wives and husbands earn that unfortunate distinction when their military spouse is killed in action. → Read More
Ask for the 'cash price' at pharmacy, experts recommend
Insurance company prescription co-pay costs are not always cheaper than paying for medicine without your insurance card. → Read More
Uber & Lyft: Not for minors
Minors are not permitted to ride Uber or Lyft without an adult, but many parents either ignore it or are unaware. → Read More
Beaufort Hospital resumes all services
Beaufort Memorial will resume all services on Wednesday after limiting services to emergency and OB patients Tuesday after Noon. → Read More
Federal Judge expedites GA paper ballot lawsuit
The Georgia election security case, on whether to allow paper ballots for the upcoming November election is now set for Wednesday, September 12 at 11 a.m. at the Richard B. Russell Federal Building and United States Courthouse in Atlanta. The lawsuit, Curling v. Kemp, was brought forth by Morrison & Foerster in Washington D.C. David Cross, Esq is representing the group... → Read More