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Paul Miscione discusses storm water districts

Brendan Kurie is joined in studio by Sam Schilling and Nick Friar as they break down the four local Round 1 playoff games and the four non-playoff matchups in Week 8 of the high school football season.

First Congressional District incumbent Republican Buddy Carter and Democratic challenger Lisa Ring squared off Wednesday night for their second forum in two weeks. this one hosted by the League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia.

The forum, held ahead of the Nov. 6 midterm elections, was hosted at the Coastal Georgia Center.

A sold-out crowd came out to hear the candidates speak.

The forum was split into timed question-and-answer segments, allowing the candidates to expand on topics of concern for the positions they hope to win in November.

Bridget Lidy, Savannah's director of planning and urban design, discusses the impact of Savannah's short-term vacation rental ordinance one year after the city adopted new regulations limiting the number of rentals that could operate in certain areas.

More than 300 physicians have been certified to recommend cannabis in Ohio. In Stark County, there are 11 certified physicians.

Doctors Mark Pellegrino and Steve Davis discuss their motivation for seeking certification and their hopes for cannabis treatment.

Top State Department of Education official Colt Gill holds a press conference Wednesday to discuss the release of state report cards. [Courtesy of Oregon Governor's Office]

Massillon senior football player Tre'Von Morgan talks about his growth, both as a football player and a person, as well as the role his mom Ebony played in that growth.

Savannah Morning News online content producer Zach Dennis speaks with Jim Reed ahead of the 2018 SCAD Savannah Film Festival with some movie tips and a look back at the history of the festival.

Mayor Pro Tem Carol Bell talks about engaging with SCAD and other universities about paying a voluntary tax for city services as the growth of educational institutions increases the amount of property tax exempt properties throughout Savannah.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren talks with the Telegram & Gazette editorial board