Tyler Nicole

1 week ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. (WSAV) — One local county is opting to work with ICE agents to identify undocumented immigrants and serve warrants. “These are human beings with families. These are people who benefit our country and our state,” said Eduardo Delgado from migrant equity Southeast. That’s the concern from the group Migrant Equity Southeast after Glennville County Sheriff E. Neal Jump said he will collaborate with ICE on Federal Program 287G.

1 week ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — It’s the first day of National Preservation Month and the Historic Savannah Foundation released a list of endangered places that they want to bring awareness to and encourage community involvement in preservation efforts. They are places many of us drive by or even walk by on a daily basis, but most don’t know the history. This is the Isaiah Davenport house, and it’s one of six places listed on the Historic Savannah Foundation’s inaugural list of endangered places.

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Paige Carson is a mother of two. She has an 11-year-old son living with autism. She says she’ll never stop advocating for her son and other children living with the disorder and that stereotypes of children with the disorder are just that. Says Carson, “These kids can do anything.”Carson’s son Hayes is taking the world by storm.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Hundreds of CASA workers, also known as court-appointed special advocates and guardians, have been let go as part of the latest round of cuts by the Trump Administration. Our local organization was not spared. More than $100,000 dollars. That’s how much has been cut from our local CASA, also known as Brightside Child and Family Advocacy. Executive Director Kate Blair said they were not expecting this, and this decision is only going to cost more for everyone in the end.

2 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Hundreds of CASA workers, also known as court-appointed special advocates and guardians, have been let go as part of the latest round of cuts by the Trump Administration. Our local organization was not spared. More than $100,000 dollars. That’s how much has been cut from our local CASA, also known as Brightside Child and Family Advocacy. Executive Director Kate Blair said they were not expecting this, and this decision is only going to cost more for everyone in the end.