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- 1Elephants mine minerals deep inside Kenya's Kitum Cave●🐘 WATCH: In the pitch-black chambers of # MountElgon 's # Kitum Cave, African # savannah # elephants use their tusks to
African savannah elephants venture into the pitch-black chambers of Kitum Cave on Mount Elgon in Kenya, using their tusks to scrape volcanic rock for sodium, calcium and magnesium. Generations of herds have hollowed out these deep mineral chambers, passing the unusual mining behaviour down through the herd. Footage of the elephants at work is drawing attention to one of nature's most remarkable learned traditions.
- 2Wildlife Documentary on Lion Survival Draws Wide Attention▼African Savannah | The Price of Surviving the Lion | FULL EPISODE | Wildlife Documentary
A full-length wildlife documentary set in the African savannah is gaining large audiences, focusing on the daily struggle of animals living alongside lions. The episode, titled 'The Price of Surviving the Lion', follows prey species and their survival strategies on the savannah. Viewers are engaging heavily with the film, reflecting continued strong interest in nature documentaries about Africa's big cats and their ecosystems.
- 3Savannah youth groups push education over arrests in gang violence response▼Savannah youth groups push education over arrests amid gang violence response
Youth organizations in Savannah, Georgia are calling on city officials to prioritize education and prevention programs rather than arrests as the community responds to gang violence. The groups argue that investing in young people and offering alternatives will be more effective than enforcement alone in addressing the roots of the problem.
- 4Elephants Mine Kitum Cave Walls for Minerals●🐘 ICYMI: In the pitch-black chambers of # MountElgon 's # Kitum Cave, African # savannah # elephants use their tusks to
In Mount Elgon's Kitum Cave in Kenya, African savannah elephants use their tusks to scrape volcanic rock for sodium, calcium and magnesium. Generations of herds have hollowed out these deep mineral chambers, passing the unusual mining behaviour down through the herd. The story is being shared as a striking example of animal culture and adaptation.
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Second Harvest of coastal Georgia is hosting a drive-thru food pantry in Garden City, allowing residents to collect groceries without leaving their vehicles. The event is aimed at families facing food insecurity in the Savannah area, and local coverage is helping spread word of the distribution so households can plan to attend.
- 6Savannah State University Launches John Lewis School of Public Policy●Savannah State University Launches the John Lewis School of Public Policy and Social Sciences
Savannah State University in Georgia has launched the John Lewis School of Public Policy and Social Sciences, named after the late congressman and civil rights leader. The new school is intended to focus on public policy and social sciences education, honoring Lewis's legacy of activism and public service. The news has been reported by outlets covering higher education and the Black community.
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A fire has destroyed a spa in downtown Savannah, Georgia, leaving the business owner to deal with the loss. Local outlet WSAV reported that the spa is reeling after the blaze damaged or destroyed its premises. No details on injuries, the cause of the fire, or the extent of damage to neighbouring businesses have been released.
- 8Savannah Guthrie Tears Up Hearing Her New Voice After Vocal Surgery●‘Today’ Anchor Savannah Guthrie Tears up Hearing Her ‘New’ Voice for First Time After Vocal Surgery: A Practical Look ht
Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie became emotional hearing her voice for the first time after undergoing vocal surgery. The moment, in which she teared up while listening to her changed voice, has drawn attention from fans following her recovery. Guthrie has been open about the procedure and the adjustment to speaking with her new voice on air.
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Savannah James, wife of NBA star LeBron James, and entrepreneur April McDaniel are speaking openly about their friendship and business partnership, saying they are not 'delusional' about their 'different lifestyles'. The two, who work together on the podcast 'Everybody's Crazy', discussed how their contrasting backgrounds and circumstances shape their perspectives, drawing fresh attention to the pair's candor about wealth, friendship and accountability.
- 10Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen to Receive Honors at SCAD Savannah Film Fest▼SCAD Savannah Film Fest: Keanu Reeves, Seth Rogen Set for Honors
The SCAD Savannah Film Festival will honor Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen at its upcoming edition. The Savannah College of Art and Design's annual festival, a key stop on the fall awards circuit, regularly celebrates actors and filmmakers during awards season, and news of the two stars being recognized is drawing attention in entertainment coverage.
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A fall fashion show took place in Savannah, Georgia, highlighting seasonal looks from local designers and boutiques. The event drew attention for its city setting and autumn themes, with coverage focusing on the styles on display and the growing profile of Savannah's fashion scene as the fall season gets underway.
- 12The Debut and Wild Horse Nine to headline 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival●‘The Debut,’ ‘Wild Horse Nine’ headline the 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival lineup
Organizers of the SCAD Savannah Film Festival have announced that 'The Debut' and 'Wild Horse Nine' will headline the 2026 lineup. The festival, hosted by the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia, is a noted stop on the awards-season circuit, and the two titles are expected to draw significant attention from critics and industry audiences.
- 13Georgia Ports Ocean Terminal Rebuild Hits 60% Milestone▼Georgia Ports Ocean Terminal Rebuild Hits 60% Milestone - News and Statistics
The rebuild of the Ocean Terminal at the Port of Savannah has reached the 60% completion mark, according to Georgia Ports Authority figures. The project is a key part of the port's expansion plans to handle growing cargo volumes along the US East Coast. Progress updates on the terminal are being tracked amid ongoing interest in US port infrastructure investment.
- 14Savannah-Chatham schools police department announces retirement after 40 years●Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education Police Department announced retirement after 40 years
The Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education Police Department has announced a retirement after 40 years of service. The announcement was made in the Savannah, Georgia area, though details about who is retiring or what comes next for the department have not been released. Local residents are responding to the news of the long-serving law enforcement role within the school district coming to an end.
- 15SCAD Film Festival TV lineup features four series previews▼SCAD Film Festival’s TV Sidebar To Feature ‘The Good Daughter,’ ‘Furious,’ ‘VisionQuest’ & ‘The Lowdown’
The SCAD Film Festival has set its television sidebar programming, screening and spotlighting four series: 'The Good Daughter', 'Furious', 'VisionQuest' and 'The Lowdown'. The slate gives the Savannah, Georgia festival a stronger TV presence alongside its film programme and offers early looks at upcoming series, drawing attention from industry watchers and awards trackers. Details on panels and talent appearances were not immediately announced.
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Savannah is hosting a Fall Fashion Show, a seasonal event spotlighting autumn collections and local designers. Coverage so far comes from local outlet Connect Savannah, which has listed the show as a fashion happening in the city. Details about designers, venues and attendees have not been widely reported yet, and broader discussion of the event remains limited at this stage.
- 17Racing Louisville's Savannah DeMelo agrees to contract extension●Racing Louisville's Savannah DeMelo, who hasn't played in more than a year, agrees to extension https://www.nytimes.com/
Savannah DeMelo, midfielder for Racing Louisville in the NWSL, has agreed to a contract extension with the club despite not having played in more than a year. The deal signals the club's continued faith in the midfielder, and it is drawing attention from soccer fans discussing her long absence from the pitch and what the extension means for her future.
- 18Food trucks and live music draw crowds to Eastern Wharf festival▼Food trucks and live music highlight Eastern Wharf festival
A festival at Eastern Wharf featured food trucks and live music as its main attractions. WTOC reported on the event, highlighting the combination of local food vendors and musical performances that brought visitors together. The festival offered attendees a mix of dining and entertainment in a waterfront setting, drawing community interest in the Savannah area.
- 19Georgia Ports says Ocean Terminal berth ready for big ships▼Georgia Ports CEO: Ocean Terminal berth ready for big ships
Georgia Ports Authority's chief executive says a berth at the Ocean Terminal in Savannah is now ready to handle some of the largest container ships calling in the Americas. The announcement points to expanded capacity for big vessels at the busy US East Coast port, which has been investing heavily in terminal upgrades to stay competitive with other Atlantic gateways.
- 20Savannah's $1.6b Ocean Terminal overhaul 60% complete▼Savannah’s $1.6b Ocean Terminal overhaul now 60 per cent complete
The Port of Savannah's $1.6 billion expansion and overhaul of its Ocean Terminal in Georgia is now 60 per cent complete, according to a project update from Baird Maritime. The works are part of efforts to expand container capacity at one of the busiest US East Coast ports. No other details on timeline or contractors were given.
- 21Missouri S&T researcher lands joint appointment at Savannah River lab▼Missouri S&T researcher receives joint appointment with Savannah River National Laboratory
A Missouri University of Science and Technology researcher has been awarded a joint appointment with Savannah River National Laboratory. The dual role links the university's research expertise with the federal lab in South Carolina, and the institution is publicising the appointment. No further details about the researcher's field or the terms of the position were provided.
- 22Memorial Health starts $350 million expansion, closes Mets Road●Memorial Health begins $350 million expansion, closes Mets Road
Memorial Health has begun a $350 million expansion project in Savannah, and the work has led to the closure of Mets Road. The investment marks one of the hospital system's largest building projects, with road closures expected as construction gets underway. Local residents and commuters are being told to plan alternate routes while the expansion progresses.
- 23Savannah chosen as starting point for 2028 Olympic torch relay▼Where will the Olympic torch start for 2028? This southern city picked
Savannah, Georgia has been selected as the starting city for the torch relay leading up to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Local and national outlets, including USA Today and Georgia papers, are reporting the announcement, which gives the southern port city a high-profile role in the run-up to the Games.
- 24Ships Begin Calling at Port of Savannah's Ocean Terminal▼Rail News - Ships begin calling Port of Savannah's Ocean Terminal. For Railroad Career Professionals
Vessels have started calling at the Port of Savannah's Ocean Terminal in Georgia, marking the launch of operations at the facility. The development is being reported in rail industry news, as the terminal is closely tied to freight rail connections that move cargo inland from the busy Southeast US port.
- 25SCAD Savannah Film Festival to Honor Helen Mirren▼SCAD Savannah Film Festival To Open With ‘A Talent For Murder’ & Honor Helen Mirren With Legend Of Entertainment Award – The Savannah Tribune
The SCAD Savannah Film Festival will open with 'A Talent For Murder' and present Helen Mirren with its Legend of Entertainment Award. The announcement pairs the festival's premiere selection with a career honor for the acclaimed British actress, whose decades-long body of work spans film, television and stage. The news was reported by the Savannah Tribune, drawing attention from film fans and festival followers.
- 26Savannah James Sparks Debate After Flying First Class●Savannah James Flies First Class While Her Friend Flies Business. Now, the Internet is Divided
Savannah James, wife of NBA star LeBron James, flew first class while her friend sat in business class, and the contrast set off an online debate. Some people said she has earned the right to travel however she likes, while others called the seating arrangement awkward or disrespectful between friends.