Tyler Nicole

Weekend Morning Anchor at WSAV-TV (Savannah, GA)

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Fourth annual Hallie Grace Memorial Butterfly Ball for EB

3 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Epidermalysis Bullosa, also known as EB, is a rare genetic condition that affects one in every 20,000 births. Babies diagnosed with this condition usually don’t live long lives, and they are often referred to as butterfly babies because their skin is as fragile as a butterfly’s wings. Turning grief into triumph is how one family, whose child was diagnosed with a rare genetic skin condition, is honoring her life and legacy. “To be a lost parent is the worst thing in the world.
ESP Savannah inclusive summer camp

3 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A new organization in Savannah designed to be inclusive for people of all ages and abilities just launched its first week of summer camp. Cheers, hugs, and fun were all a part of camp drop off for ESP Savannah’s fourth day of summer camp for people of all ages and abilities. This is 14-year-old Anslie Poston’s first time at camp, and mom Liz said it’s great to see her child excited about participating.
Emergency services take part in citywide preparedness drill

4 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A city-wide effort and multiple years in the making. Thats how local officials describe the emergency drill that took place Thursday morning to test preparedness from different agencies if an actual emergency takes place. “[We are] really trying to improve the preparedness levels of the city of Savannah and our community,” Emergency Management Director Dave Donnelly stated. Multiple agencies worked together to do just that.
From the baseball diamond and football field to the graduation stage

4 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — From the diamonds and fields to the graduation stage. Graduate Jacques King says without his support system, he wouldn’t be where he is today. Baseball and football player Jacques King is graduating and continuing his passion for sports in college. “It’s fun when you’re like you’re actually learning stuff you want to learn about and you’re actually enjoying the material.
Horse Sanctuary asking for community help to stay afloat

4 weeks ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — A local horse sanctuary says without the public’s help, they’ll soon have to find new homes for their animals, who they say give a sense of hope and peace to the community. New Path Horse Sanctuary is asking for the community’s help to continue fulfilling their mission of providing a place of refuge where aging horses can live out their days as well as bond with humans to the benefit of both.
How tariffs will affect local business owners

1 month ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Many people are worried about prices and costs going up due to tariffs. That includes a lot of local business owners. Savannah’s Downtown Business Association held a tariff talk with industry leaders and experts Thursday morning to discuss ways to protect against uncertainty. “There’s a lot of uncertainty in the marketplace, whether that’s a small business marketplace or a large corporation marketplace,” said Georgia Southern Economic Professor Michael Toma. Uncertainty.
How tariffs will affect local business owners

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Many people are worried about prices and costs going up due to tariffs. That includes a lot of local business owners. Savannah’s Downtown Business Association held a tariff talk with industry leaders and experts Thursday morning to discuss ways to protect against uncertainty. “There’s a lot of uncertainty in the marketplace, whether that’s a small business marketplace or a large corporation marketplace,” said Georgia Southern Economic Professor Michael Toma. Uncertainty.
SCCPSS Sgt files lawsuit for retaliatory actions from school board after reporting student sexual abuse

1 month ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The 18-page lawsuit filed by SCCPSS Sgt. Carl Quarterman states alleged corruption in the SCCPSS police department and retaliatory actions taken against him from Chatham County and the Savannah Chatham County public school system after Quarterman reported alleged sexual abuse going on between a minor and a school resource officer. In the lawsuit – Quarterman says he reported the allegations against a lieutenant school resource officer involving two high school girls.
SCCPSS Sgt files lawsuit for retaliatory actions from school board after reporting student sexual abuse

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The 18-page lawsuit filed by SCCPSS Sgt. Carl Quarterman states alleged corruption in the SCCPSS police department and retaliatory actions taken against him from Chatham County and the Savannah Chatham County public school system after Quarterman reported alleged sexual abuse going on between a minor and a school resource officer. In the lawsuit – Quarterman says he reported the allegations against a lieutenant school resource officer involving two high school girls.
New construction project in Historic District

1 month ago | wsav.com | Tyler Nicole

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — Savannah’s getting new architecture, but some have said that it will take away from the historic charm of the downtown area. The new multi-use building on East Oglethorpe and Drayton Street will be six stories and just over 36,000 square feet. The building will be used for businesses on the bottom and either a hotel or residential space on the other stories, including some type of rooftop.