Greg Coy is a News Anchor & Investigative Reporter at WJCL 22. He focuses on themes of health and wellness, crime and justice, and white-collar crime, often exploring topics related to individual and team sports, as well as consumer health and health news. Greg's work has been featured in various prominent platforms, highlighting his commitment to delivering impactful 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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City of Port Wentworth is advising its citizens to ignore and report fraudulent texts that claim to be from City Hall.
Visitors who are sick or with respiratory illness asked to stay home
Sheriff's deputies in Jasper County, South Carolina, arrested a suspect after a pursuit began during a traffic stop
Port Wentworth Police need the public's help to identify multiple people as part of an ongoing shooting investigation.
Anferny Freeman waived a court hearing for murder and gun charges
A Statesboro, Georgia, man is dead after falling in Sleep Giant State Park on Monday, April 6, 2026. The park is located in Central Connecticut
By: Chris Smyth
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Savannah State University hosted Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. President Cheryl W.
By: Greg Coy
The woman injured in an acid attack in Forsyth Park is criticizing Savannah Mayor Van Johnson over remarks she says were speculative and unhelpful, while also faulting police for not publicly releasing a description of a possible suspect.
New security cameras are now operating in Savannah's Forsyth Park as city leaders face mounting calls for answers in the still-unsolved acid attack on Ashley Wasielewski.
Savannah Alderman Detric Leggett is not commenting about son's arrest on felony charges
