Andy Cole is an Anchor/Reporter at WJCL 22 News. He specializes in investigative reporting, focusing on themes such as crime and justice, juvenile justice, and transportation and mobility. Andy's impactful coverage has been recognized with multiple awards, including a Southeast Emmy, and he has been featured in various media outlets such as WDSU-TV and WESH 2 News.
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Andy Cole's coverage is primarily focused on local crime and evolving stories in the Savannah, Georgia area. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments in the local crime scene, with a particular emphasis on events occurring within his coverage area.
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By: Graham Cawthon
Airport officials say passengers should expect flight disruptions Saturday.
State Rep. Carl Gilliard worked for 5 years to honor those who came before him SAVANNAH, Ga. —
By: Kate Saxton, Andy Cole
Hilton Head Island mourns the loss of Tom Reilley, founder of Coastal Restaurants and Bars and the town's St. Patrick's Day parade.
Officials say the fire was extinguished 10 minutes after crews arrived on scene SAVANNAH, Ga. —
Guyton City Councilman Theodore Hamby faces fraud charges over alleged misuse of city funds. WJCL 22 Investigates uncovered details leading up to his arrest
Water is over several dirt roads, making it impassable for a large vehicle like a school bus
Officials are asking drivers to find another route around their investigation
Mark MacPhail Sr. is one of 60 law enforcement officers killed in Chatham County, in the line of duty
A woman was found dead in the surf on Hilton Head Island, with a boogie board still attached to her ankle.
The woman died as a result of drowning. Above: Initial coverage The Beaufort County Coroner's Office has released the name of the woman found unresponsive over the weekend in the surf.
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