From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

Tom Coughlin has been fired as executive vice president of the Jacksonville Jaguars after the NFL Players Association put the team on blast for repeated violations of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Among the violations were some absurd player fines.

An Oklahoma State University research team will spend storm season listening for sounds that herald the birth of a tornado.

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - December 19, 2019

Serial killer indicted for 1984 Savannah murder, rape

Prosecutors: Remler considered toddler an inconvenience in his relationship with girlfriend

iTunes

Google Podcasts  

Spotify  

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Best chicken nuggets on Cape Cod?

Daughter of a Cambodian woman who miraculously survived Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot’s murderous regime, Rosa Nuon was born in a Thai refugee camp. She came to America with her family at the age of four in the mid 1980s and eventually settled in Rhode Island. Learning about the Cambodian genocide moved her from a young age. She graduated from the University of Rhode Island, was hired by the Center for Southeast Asians, and today is a case manager for Family Service Association of Fall River. She is pursuing a master’s degree and planning to start a support group for people living with trauma. @gwaynemiller #podcast for @projo

No two teams have been better through 28 games of the regular season. They'll enter Thursday night's showdown in Milwaukee with identical 24-4 records. It's the earlier two teams have been 20 games over .500 since the Lakers and Celtics in the early 70s.

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - December 18, 2019

First right whale calf of the season spotted off Sapelo

Chatham Area Transit officials approve app-based bus ticketing

iTunes

Google Podcasts  

Spotify  

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Holland Sentinel editor Sarah Leach, along with Managing Editor Audra Gamble and reporter Kate Carlson talk about the process of reporting on what started out as a local city commissioner who was called out for wearing a controversial shirt, but turned into much more.