Camille Syed

2 weeks ago | wtoc.com | Camille Syed

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - April is National Donate Life Month and more than 103 thousand Americans are on the national transplant waiting list. One Savannah woman is on that list and is hoping to get the word out before it’s too late. 25 years of marriage, it’s safe to say Ray Williams and Tatyana Yani-Tyrrell know each other like the back of their hand. They’re no stranger to facing challenges. When they met Ray was here and Tatyana lived in Ukraine. “I went through seven translators,” Ray said.

1 month ago | wtoc.com | Camille Syed

Red light therapy can help with a plethora of things from joint pain to athletic injuries and even weight loss.

1 month ago | wtoc.com | Simone McKenny |Camille Syed

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Watch the full Black History Month special, “Where it Began: Block by Block.” Jasmine Butler, Camille Syed and Simone McKenny show us the history and legacy of historic Black neighborhoods in our area. From the Daufuskie Island in South Carolina, Cuyler-Brownsville in Savannah and Dorchester Academy in Liberty County, each story in this special series shows us how these historic locations have had a tremendous impact on our community.

2 months ago | wtoc.com | Camille Syed

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Our Black History Series Where it Began: Block by Block continues with a look inside a Savannah neighborhood where several civil rights leaders once lived. According to the Historic Savannah Foundation, The Cuyler-Brownville Historic District is a direct result of slaves migrating after the Civil War. It’s the people who once lived there who shaped the Savannah we know today. “Me and my husband lived here for 50 years,” said Mrs. Carrie Reynolds, Cuyler-Brownville resident.

Jan 21, 2025 | wtoc.com | Camille Syed

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - People across our area are preparing for this winter weather and for some the possibility of snow in our area is exciting. People are keeping their fingers crossed for snow fall in Savannah. Some businesses in Savannah’s City Market have signs on their doors saying they are already closed or will be closing early because of the winter weather we’re expecting. WTOC ran into the Quinn Family while down at Savannah’s City Market.