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Stolen car involved in serious crash in Savannah

SAVANNAH — The Savannah Police Department is investigating a two-vehicle crash Feb. 20 involving a stolen vehicle. According to a preliminary investigation, a Ford Fusion was traveling northbound on Montgomery Street at a high rate of speed around 10:30 p.m. when the driver swerved into another lane to avoid hitting a vehicle that had slowed to make a left turn on to Staley Avenue. This resulted in the Fusion striking a Chevrolet Silverado that was

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Georgia and Florida battle over water in front of Supreme Court

ATLANTA – A lawyer representing the state of Florida asked the U.S. Supreme Court Monday to order Georgia to use less water irrigating crops in order to restore Florida’s devastated oyster industry. But Georgia’s lawyer told the justices the costs of a court-ordered cap on water consumption by farmers in Southwest Georgia would far outweigh the minimal benefits it would provide the Sunshine State’s oyster harvests. “A 50% cut in irrigating would cost Georgia hundreds

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Have you seen this man suspected of stealing an iPad from a church?

The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help locating a man suspected of stealing an iPad from Abilene Baptist Church last week. According to sheriff’s officials, the iPad was stolen from the choir room at the church at 3917 Washington Road at about 6:45 p.m. Feb. 17. The suspect was driving a U-Haul rental truck. He was also caught on video inside the church. If you have any information as to the identity

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Severe weather across US causes COVID-19 vaccination cancelations in Georgia

The severe weather system that caused power and water outages in Texas is also being felt in Georgia. The Cobb and Douglas County Public Health Department had to cancel vaccination appointments at Jim R. Miller Park and Arbor Place Mall due to a supply shortage caused by the weather. Appointments scheduled for Saturday and today have been canceled because health department officials say they have not received their expected shipments of the coronavirus vaccine. Officials