Savannah Chrisley revealed on the latest episode of her podcast that she hopes to "marry someone much, much older" after her split with Robert Shiver earlier this year because she's "tired of the toxicity" and wants a "peaceful life.

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms made a stop in Savannah on her gubernatorial campaign trail to highlight the importance of small businesses while sharing her vision for the state.

Your Tuesday headlinesAccording to the City of Savannah, a rail failure has led to a traffic backup.The failure is at the President Street crossing, with the train blocking the road.CSX/WATCO has been requested to address the issue.

A Savannah man, 22-year-old Rakeem Deandre Robbins was indicted by a grand jury on multiple charges, including 2 counts of felony murder.

A special ceremony took place on the campus of Savannah State University Tuesday morning as leaders dedicated a new residence hall in memory of Melvin Bostic. Bostic was a Savannah State student and army veteran who was tragically killed while raising money for scholarships back in 1972.

The site of one of the largest slave auctions in U.S. history, known as the Weeping Time, is up for sale or lease. It is being marketed as an “industrial land development opportunity,” prompting advocates to call on local and state officials to protect the land.

Smith was charged with criminal attempt (rape), aggravated battery, kidnapping, and robbery by sudden snatching.

However, to ensure that all facilities are fully operational and safe for use, university officials are conducting building and system checks. The university decided to move the start of classes from Monday, Aug. 18 until Tuesday, Aug. 19. The cause of the outage was not provided.

Class is now back in session for Savannah State University. After the originally scheduled first day of classes had to be delayed by one day due to power outages on campus, students hit the classrooms Tuesday. The beginning of the fall semester also marks the first academic year at Savannah State for its new president, Dr. Jermaine Whirl.

Move in day and starting college can be an exciting time, but some Savannah State University students said they have nowhere to live on campus this semester due to a variety of issues.

When the Savannah Bananas brought their one-of-a-kind Banana Ball to Chicago for two sold-out nights, owner Jesse Cole couldn’t help but think about one man. Bill Veeck. Veeck, the Hall of Fame baseball maverick who twice owned the Chicago White Sox,