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Planned apartment complex signals that westside development pressures could come sooner than expected

Yamacraw Village residents revealed the "state of squalor" during a City of Savannah-run meeting Monday, concerning the pending application to demolish the 82-year-old public housing complex.

Defense attorney Michael Schwartz is asking for $15,000 bond and an electronic monitoring device for Opollo Johnson, the former Deep Center life navigator accused of rape.

Temporary fix to too-short Talmadge Bridge is shortsighted.

There may be some noise coming from Oglethorpe Avenue today, as the city of Savannah performs unexpected field work on a major capital sewer project.

The boat parade will set sail from The Park at the Eastern Wharf docks at 7 p.m. as it snakes its way along the Savannah River.

The yet-to-be-constructed home faced weeks of significant backlash from the Downtown Neighborhood Association, residents, and historic preservationists.

Sterling Seacrest Pritchard released its 2022 Construction Risk Sentiment Index, which shows an increase in risks such as staff and material delays.

SCAD graduate student Alexandra Miles discusses her film Blackbird, Project Blackbird, mental health, and the importance of connection.

Stakeholders from prominent downtown organizations and residents of the Historic Landmark District converged at the Metropolitan Planning Commission