From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

Savannah Police Sgt. Jonathan Puhala discuss the gang unit's indictment.

Read more at SavannahNow.com

Visit Savannah president Joseph Marinelli recaps the 2017 visitor numbers and looks ahead to 2018.

Read more at SavannahNow.com

Mary Ann Henley discusses the mobile dental clinic coming to Baker this month. The mandatory prescreening for people age 6 and up is 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 18 at the Baker recreation center. Applicants must be at or below the 200 percent poverty line and have no dental insurance.

Telegram & Gazette reporter Bill Doyle predicts the Celtics will beat the Cavaliers in seven games to advance to the NBA Finals. He also thinks Brad Stevens is the best coach in the NBA and Boston should trade Kyrie Irving during the off-season.

Ron Wargo, chair of Utica's golf commission, discusses what the commission needs to do for the city-owned Valley View Golf Course to be successful.

Sheriff George T. Maier talks about Nadia, the newest addition to his office. 

STORY: The bargain-hunting is underway 

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS — A Mexican restaurant was closed down for at least two days after health inspectors found live and dead roaches and rodent droppings in the dining room, as well as exposed toxic chemicals and improperly stored food.

The Crestview chief of police has been placed on administrative leave pending a review of city employee regulations and department policies and protocols, according to a press release from the mayor’s office.

Crestview Mayor David Cadle said Wednesday he ordered the leave for the duration of the review period, which he hoped would be wrapped up as quickly as possible.