First City Progress News Today

The Historic Savannah Foundations wants a buyer who will restore the home to its former glory and use it for the benefit of the Cuyler-Brownsville community.

A new historical marker was unveiled for a Savannah native and civic leader who championed womens voting rights and change in Georgia.

The Garden City ethics committee dismisses complaint against city manager, finds no violations.

In the lawsuit, the attorneys allege that negligence by the Housing Authority of Savannah in safety protocols led to the shooting.

Raise or raze the Talmadge Bridge? The state finally has an answer

These three West Chatham cities implemented industrial moratoriums last year. What have they accomplished during that time?

Michelle Peth discusses her vegan spray tan company Beettan and its success in the past eight years.

The Vernon River has had severe E. coli contamination for decades, but the Savannah is angling to rework its strategies to reign in pollution.

If TSPLOST passes through referendum, residents could see significant improvements to main arteries of West Chatham.

First City Progress: Several projects got the green light from the Historic District Board of Review, including a fully automated parking garage.