Former Chatham Coroner Dr. James C. Metts Jr.

GBI investigating Chatham County coroner's expenses updated 11:37am

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Chatham Youth Commission marks 20 years of growing leaders

Patrice Whitehead Gay is analyzing why some genes are more susceptible to Alzheimer’s disease or multiple sclerosis than others.

Savannah tourism committee begins double-decker bus review

A proposal to bring double-decker buses to Savannah's historic downtown got its first airing before the city's Tourism Advisory Committee on Thursday.

DENNIS KNIGHT: School reclassification makes for a better fit for local basketball programs

The new year in high school sports arrives in Savannah with a rush of optimism as basketball season swings into full gear.

Looking for Pearls: An ode to the drive from Savannah to Tybee Island

Sometimes when you come over the Bull River Bridge on the way to Tybee, you see something there before you that takes your breath away. Noah's Ark in an Iowa corn field.

Bond denied for Ga. man in fatal shooting 8:55pm

Oakland A's Josh Reddick to hold home run derby in Rincon 7:29pm

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DO: Find an event for Saturday, January 5 6:20pm

Hearing set on Guyton wastewater plant 4:04pm

Savannah workers to receive back wages 3:22pm

St. Joseph's/Candler restricting visitors due to flu outbreak 1:36pm

Opinion

Editorial Cartoon: Fiscal Cliff/Debt Ceiling

Commentary: NRA poorly serves gun owners

Sports

Tide, Irish set for classic matchup

MIAMI - At a time when college football was generally considered the domain of eastern blue bloods, Notre Dame and Alabama were upstart teams that gave blue collar fans a chance to tweak the elite.

Miller's jumper lifts Armstrong over Clayton State 70-68

Georgia women's basketball team cruises past Missouri 77-46

Oregon runs past Kansas State in Fiesta Bowl

Exchange - Business Stories

Portside: Port begins New Year with lots on its plate

The Port of Savannah - and other major ports along the East and Gulf coasts - started the New Year with a collective sigh of relief that ship traffic was still moving and containers continued to be loaded and unloaded.

Exchange in brief

U.S. auto sales end 2012 on strong note

U.S. job market resilient despite budget fight

Accent - Features

Looking for Pearls: An ode to the drive from Savannah to Tybee Island

Sometimes when you come over the Bull River Bridge on the way to Tybee, you see something there before you that takes your breath away. Noah's Ark in an Iowa corn field.