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Boris Yusupov, of Glen Rock, was flying from Miami Executive Airport at 6:16 p.m. and crashed in midtown Savannah just before 10 p.m. on Oct. 13, according to FlightAware.

On the heels of Harris-Walz campaign announcing the "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men," the Congressional Black Caucus made a stop in Savannah.

After more than a year of research, and open houses for community feedback, Port Wentworth unanimously approved plans for the future of downtown and Hwy. 21.

For 20 years, the Hester’s fought to keep warehouse development out of the Monteith and Meinhard neighborhoods, where their family had lived and farmed there since 1871. When over two years ago that development moved into the eastern side of their neighborhood anyway, they knew it was time to sell.

Charles Houston, one of the seven that died in a deadly gangplank collapse, was the ordination mentor for Matt Stout, a Garden City pastor.

After a multi-year struggle with the City of Port Wentworth, Front Porch Recovery Center is finally opening its doors to the community on Nov. 1.

A Chatham County voter talks about his choice for President on Election Day in Chatham County.

Live Oak Public Libraries hosts its first StoryWalk experience at Tom Triplett Park in Pooler.

Savannah-area shelters are once again coming together to provide meals to those experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.

Franco-Swiss director Hugues Hariche has always been interested in the teenage years. So, when it was time to make his feature film debut, it seemed natural to focus on that subject. His debut, "Rivière," which was nominated for best picture at the Locarno Film Festival and for two 2024 Swiss Film Prizes, centers on adolescence.