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USA250: 10 greatest college athletes from Tennessee

USA250: 10 greatest college athletes from Tennessee

As part of USA TODAY Sports' USA 250 initiative, here's a look at the top 10 greatest college athletes to ever play in the state of Tennessee:
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Ohio ranks behind Kentucky, Indiana (but ahead of Michigan) on this list

Ohio ranks behind Kentucky, Indiana (but ahead of Michigan) on this list

US News published its 2026 Overall Best State Rankings this week. Here's how Ohio (and its neighbors) fared.
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USA250: 10 greatest college athletes from Virginia ranked

USA250: 10 greatest college athletes from Virginia ranked

Virginia and Virginia Tech make up most of the 10 greatest college athletes in the history of the commonwealth - but not all the spots on our list.
Savannah Morning News Savannah Morning News
West Nile virus found in 3 costal Georgia mosquitoes. How to stay safe

West Nile virus found in 3 costal Georgia mosquitoes. How to stay safe

Georgia health officials have found West Nile virus in the Atlanta area and, more recently, in the Savannah area. Symptoms? How to prevent mosquitoes?
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Another round of storms? What Georgia needs to know this weekend

Another round of storms? What Georgia needs to know this weekend

Georgia is watching a developing weather system that could bring strong storms, gusty winds and heavy rain across the state this weekend.
Savannah Morning News Savannah Morning News
Could Effingham residents get paid by OpenAI? | Opinion

Could Effingham residents get paid by OpenAI? | Opinion

OpenAI is building a massive data center in Effingham County. A new proposal suggests residents deserve a royalty.
Savannah Morning News Savannah Morning News
7 Savannah-area events to check out this week, from films to festivals

7 Savannah-area events to check out this week, from films to festivals

Editor's Picks: A free film night, music festival and business expo highlight Savannah’s week
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Here’s Where You Can Still Find Tickets to Ella Langley’s ‘Dandelion’ Tour

Here’s Where You Can Still Find Tickets to Ella Langley’s ‘Dandelion’ Tour

Langley's tour will run through the end of October as "Choosin' Texas" continues its record-setting run
The Augusta Chronicle The Augusta Chronicle
Dangerous heat returns to Georgia. Where heat index could hit 111 today

Dangerous heat returns to Georgia. Where heat index could hit 111 today

A Heat Advisory is in effect Tuesday as dangerous heat returns to Georgia. Heat index values could reach 111 degrees in Augusta and 110 in Savannah.
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Tennessee ranks among worst states for health care. Here's why

Tennessee ranks among worst states for health care. Here's why

Nashville is a national health care hub, so why did Tennessee rank among the top 10 worst states for health care services, affordability and outcomes?
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Heat Advisory and Storm Risk for Savannah, GA on July 29, 2026

Heat Advisory and Storm Risk for Savannah, GA on July 29, 2026

Savannah, Georgia, is experiencing a First Alert Weather Day on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, due to extreme heat and potential storms. Temperatures are forecasted to reach 99°F (37°C) with heat indices between 108-115°F (42-46°C), particularly near the coast. A Heat Advisory is in effect. A cold front moving in from the north will bring a 30% chance of rainstorms, primarily south of I-16, with some storms potentially becoming strong to severe. Marine conditions include southeasterly winds at 10-15 knots and wave heights of 2-4 feet. Rip current risk remains low, and no tropical development is expected in the next seven days.
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Heat Advisory Issued for Georgia as Heat Index Reaches Dangerous Levels

Heat Advisory Issued for Georgia as Heat Index Reaches Dangerous Levels

Georgia is experiencing a surge in summer heat, with a Heat Advisory in effect for metro Atlanta and much of north Georgia on Tuesday, July 28, 2026. The advisory is active from noon to 8 p.m., as high temperatures combined with humidity are expected to push heat index values between 105°F (40.6°C) and 111°F (43.9°C). Cities such as Augusta and Savannah are forecasted to feel the most intense heat, with heat indices reaching 111°F (43.9°C) and 110°F (43.3°C), respectively. Actual air temperatures will range from the upper 90s°F (32.2°C) to near 100°F (37.8°C), but the humidity will make conditions feel significantly hotter. The National Weather Service warns of increased risks of heat-related illnesses due to the oppressive conditions.