After months of dispute can Governor Kevin Stitt and tribal nations come to an agreement on gambling fees?

The Houston Astros finally held a press conference to address the electronic sign stealing scandal that has rocked the organization and dragged its 2017 World Series title through the mud.

See You In The Morning - Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - February 14, 2020

Chatham County gets hands-on look at new voting machines

Accusations fly, tensions flare at council work session

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Jodi Hoos, a former judge and incumbent candidate for Peoria County State's Attorney, speaks to the Journal Star editorial board about her campaign and proposals.

In this week's Worcester Culture Watch podcast Victor Infante and Bill Shaner talk about the sweet and sour sides of dating in Worcester, and then talk a bit about the new Worcester Public Market. Then, Victor and Richard Duckett discuss a number of upcoming shows for both Valentine's Day and Black History Month. All this, and music by bobby blunders!

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Dee Thompson, the long-time director of animal services at Okaloosa County’s Panhandle Animal Welfare Society, has resigned.The resignation came unexpectedly at about noon Wednesday in a text message sent to members of the PAWS executive committee, said Bonnie Stein, a member of the PAWS governing board. “It was Dee’s decision and Dee’s alone,” Stein said. “It came as a total surprise to us. We are working our way through it.”

On the latest Page One Podcast, a trio of Times-Union journalists — Nate Monroe, Chris Hong and David Bauerlein — talk with host Mark Woods about how they covered the JEA saga in 2019 and what lies ahead in 2020.

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On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert tells all singles and couples of things they can do this Valentine’s Day in Savannah. On the back half, Do Savannah book reviewer Ariel Felton talks about the Savannah Book Festival, the importance of diversity in authors brought to the festival, southern literature and more.

Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns defensive end who ripped Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph's helmet off and proceeded to bash him over the head with it (pictured), has been reinstated from an indefinite suspension by the NFL. Garrett ended up serving six games.