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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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.
Board chairman John Brooks inducted into GA Boys and Girls Club Hall of Fame.
Savannah local law to reduce stolen guns five months old with praise and criticism.
Former Savannah police officer Ernest Ferguson Jr. is indicted by a Chatham County grand jury on eight counts for the June 2022 fatal shooting of Saudi Lee.
The utility company said power will be restored between Oct. 1-5
Hanami Froom believes violin can express the emotions of classical music.
Wayne County fire crews battling fire at paper mill in Jesup JESUP, Ga. —
A man is dead after a collision in Long County Monday. LONG COUNTY, Ga. — A man is dead after a collision in Long County Monday.
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