AJ Sisson
Multimedia Journalist at WJCL-TV (Savannah, GA)
WJCL ABC 22 Weekday Morning Reporter | Penn State 2023 Alumni | CT ➡️ PA ➡️ GA | Story Ideas? Email me! [email protected]
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6 days ago |
wjcl.com | AJ Sisson
The Savannah Challenger, the Coastal Empire’s premier annual tennis tournament, is set to kick off its 15th year this Sunday at The Landings. Crews have been hard at work transforming the venue into a world-class stage for the event, which attracts some of the top tennis talent from around the globe. Since early Monday, grounds crews and tournament staff started transforming The Landings from the already beautiful scenery, to a battleground on the courts.
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1 week ago |
wjcl.com | AJ Sisson
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) says there's a surge in mail thefts since early March, with over a dozen checks reported stolen and cashed. Officials describe this as a recurring issue, with 21 forgery incidents reported in 2025 so far, many involving stolen checks. Lt. Eric Calendine of the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office explained how criminals target mailboxes, including blue postal boxes, to steal checks.
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2 weeks ago |
wjcl.com | AJ Sisson
The ongoing uncertainty surrounding nationwide tariffs has caused fluctuations in the stock market, but Ford is taking a proactive approach to support American consumers. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on many tariffs Wednesday, which caused markets to fluctuate. However, in response to all tariffs prior to the pause, Ford said they will offer employee pricing on all new 2024 and 2025 vehicles.
'You can't take a shower': Bryan County residents speak out after persistent issues with dirty water
2 weeks ago |
wjcl.com | AJ Sisson
Residents of the Hope Creek community in Bryan County are raising concerns about persistent dirty water problems that they say have disrupted their lives. The small neighborhood, located off Highway 17 near Richmond Hill, is home to nearly three dozen homes, whose water is supplied by Water Utility Management, a private water company based in Savannah. Longtime residents say the issue has worsened in recent weeks.
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2 weeks ago |
wjcl.com | AJ Sisson
"IT'S NOT FAIR ... IT'S JUST NOT FAIR." ONE COMMUNITY IN BRYAN COUNTY IS SPEAKING OUT ... ABOUT A RECURRING DIRTY WATER PROBLEM. THEY CLAIM IT'S RUINED CLOTHES ... FORCED COSTLY REPAIRS ... AND CONCERNS ABOUT DRINKING. WJCL 22 NEWS' AJ SISSON IS IN THE HOPE CREEK COMMUNITY ... ON THEIR FIGHT FOR CLEAN WATER. OFF HIGHWAY 17 ... MILES AWAY FROM RICHMOND HILL ... LIES THE HOPE CREEK COMMUNITY ... A SMALL RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD ... WITH NEARLY THREE DOZEN HOMES ... SERVED BY WATER UTILITY MANAGEMENT ...
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Savannah Police says the incident happened in the 1100 block of Parnell Avenue on Saturday morning.
Kevin Wilson aka “Fifty” has been identified as a person of interest in a recent homicide. Wilson is believed to be driving a white Dodge Ram bearing GA tag #CWJ1745. Anyone w/info should call CrimeStoppers, 912-234-2020, or submit an anonymous tip through the SPD mobile app. https://t.co/bLcVG46HqW
Abercorn St. is now re-open after @SavPolice’s EOD unit gives the “all clear.” More details coming up on @WJCLNews at 4.
Suspicious package has been cleared. Abercorn is open.
RT @WJCLNews: BREAKING: Savannah Police have shut down all lanes of Abercorn Street while investigating a suspicious package in the area. M…
