Greg Coy is a News Anchor for WJCL 22, focusing on local news in Savannah, Georgia. With a passion for reporting on community issues and events, Greg covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, community initiatives, and human interest stories.
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Greg Coy's reporting is focused on local news and crime in Savannah, Georgia. His coverage heavily features evolving stories and breaking news related to local crime, community events, police activities, and elections. Pitches to Greg should focus on providing updates or insights into ongoing local criminal cases, community events with a significant impact, developments in election-related activities at the local level such as candidate profiles or voter engagement initiatives.
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By: Greg Coy
Many are turning to the secondary ticket market to buy seats for sold-out Savannah Bananas games. Here's what you should know first.
Vacant building owned by SCAD and under renovation
By: Greg Coy
Even more troubling for law enforcement is how easy it is for crooks to make the device to fit almost all types of firearms.
The Ellis Square mass shooting wounded 11 people.
Officials say guns illegally purchased in Georgia are ending up in the hands of violent criminals.
SPD officer hurt after being involved in a single accident on I-516 this evening. SAVANNAH, Ga. —
The 37-year-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. SAVANNAH, Ga. — The man killed during a shooting on West Congress Lane early Friday morning on Aug. 30 has been identified.
Savannah Police suspects gunman used an illegal machine gun.
By: Greg Coy
"Nine out of ten may delete it. That one person clicks on it, they've achieved their goal."
School districts across Chatham County and Coastal Georgia prepare for active shooter situations every year.
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