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Some Savannah residents, including the owner of the property where the tree was located, tried to save the tree, but power company officials insisted there was no other way to make way for the power line expansion project.

The W-O-T-O-C, WTOC television station reported in February.

The TV station carried a report on t- February 25th showing the tree being cut down.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah J. McCarthy released Leone without bail on Wednesday.

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I am meteorologist Dave Turley, and I'm joined, as always, by meteorologist Andrew Gordon.

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... um, I wouldn't go canceling them yet.

A better rain chance is a little bit more later into the Sunday.

But just make sure you're checking the radar available on that WTOC First Alert weather app.

The campaign focuses on healthcare costs and access in a state where rising costs and insurance reimbursement issues are threatening access to care in rural areas.

The CEO of Hampton Regional Medical Center, a small town hospital nearly two hours outside of Charleston, tells WTOC, quote, "There are no areas that operating costs haven't increased significantly." He said the hospital lacks the buying power of larger health systems to purchase some treatments.

Dr. Annie Andrews is making these healthcare issues part of her pitch to voters in this campaign ad.

[gentle music] As a pediatrician, I've seen the look on parents' faces when it hits them that their health insurance won't cover their kid's treatment, and it breaks my heart.

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Welcome to the WTOC First Alert Weather Podcast, sponsored by Ogeechee Heating and Air.

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Hey there.

Welcome into another edition of the WTOC First Alert Weather Podcast.

Meteorologist Andrew Gorton with Chief Meteorologist Dave Turley, and we are talking fall.

It is fall.

Next name on the list would be, uh, Gonzalo.

A judge has, well, strengthened the charges against these folks.

From Savannah, WTOC's Madeline Bierster explains it to us.

Clip three.

Two suspects charged in the violent attack of an unconscious man in downtown Savannah have now been indicted on more severe charges.

Reportedly, there was a white, caked-on, powdery substance on the hood and lining the windshield, partially wet in some spots.

WTOC-TV reports that it was covering about one-third of the hood of the car.

Big, big surface area there.

Wurtz tells officers it's obviously bird poop.