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The Gist: After an intense search involving air and ground units, Terry Arnold Owens, a 41-year-old man wanted out of Florida, was captured near mile marker 12 on Northbound I-95.

Crime

Photos: Florida Fugitive with a History of Being a Sexual Predator Captured in Camden County

by Thom ChandlerSeptember 5, 2023October 10, 2023

Kids get another day off, but not for fun—Glynn County Schools will stay closed on Aug. 31 as officials brace for Hurricane Idalia's after-effects.

Glynn County schools will remain closed tomorrow

by Thom ChandlerAugust 30, 2023August 30, 2023

Bryan County braces for the impact of Hurricane Idalia, prompting closures and emergency protocols as the Category 3 storm makes landfall in Florida.

Bryan County issues state of emergency as Idalia approaches

by Thom ChandlerAugust 30, 2023August 30, 2023

Idalia, now a category one hurricane, is set to bring deteriorating weather conditions to Georgia, escalating from today through Wednesday.

Idalia is now a category one hurricane

by Thom ChandlerAugust 29, 2023August 29, 2023

Tropical storms brewing off the coast could mean serious weather trouble for Coastal and South Georgia as soon as Wednesday. Residents should brace for possible flooding, strong winds, and storm surges.

Duo of tropical storms could mean a rough week for Georgia

by Thom ChandlerAugust 28, 2023August 28, 2023

As residents across Coastal Georgia keep a wary eye on the tropical disturbance in the Caribbean Sea, Brunswick officials are urging locals to take action now to protect their homes and families from any potential storm impact.

A tropical disturbance is approaching Georgia. Are you prepared?

by Thom ChandlerAugust 25, 2023August 25, 2023

ATLANTA – Four new ship-to-shore cranes capable of servicing the largest containerized-cargo ships have arrived at the Port of Savannah, the Georgia Ports Authority announced Friday. The new cranes, which arrived on Thursday, will increase the crane fleet at the port’s Garden City Terminal to 34 after four older cranes were retired and recycled. “Along

Port of Savannah Gets New Ship-to-shore Cranes

by Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News ServiceAugust 25, 2023October 10, 2023

You don't need a special cape to be a hero for Georgia's coastal wildlife. There are direct ways you can contribute. When you visit the beach, make sure to take all your trash with you and never disturb sea turtle nests. If you see plastic or trash on the sand, pick it up – you'll be giving a hand to the animals that call the beach their home.

Special Features

Guardians of the Coast: Protecting Georgia’s Wildlife

by Special to The Georgia SunAugust 17, 2023August 17, 2023