CRIME & SAFETY

HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — Two teen sisters are missing in Henry County, according to police on Thursday; one hasn't been seen for nearly a month. Henry County Police Department said that 13-year-old Elaina Moody was last seen on Nov. 26, and her sister, 15-year-old Hannah Moody, has not been seen for three weeks.

On Saturday, November 25, 2023 a crash occurred as vehicle 1, driven by Xzavier M Ray, age 18 of Clinton, MO failed to negotiate a curve, ran off the roadway, and struck a tree. Driver 1 was ejected. The crash was assisted by TPR T.R. Williams #595. The driver of the vehicle was taken to Research Hospital by Life Flight with serious injuries.

Administrators at a Georgia middle school ignored multiple warnings before a student stabbed a classmate over a dozen times, leaving her with “catastrophic” injuries, according to a lawsuit filed this month. In March, a knife-wielding student stabbed a classmate in gym class at least 14 times “across her...

23-year-old Beth Buchanan was driving her mom back to the airport on Feb. 13 when they were hit head-on along University Parkway in Winder.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - It will still take several weeks to fully restore the Henry County Schools’ network after a cyberattack interrupted the district’s connection. Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis told Atlanta News First schools will start to see more progress this week as the investigation into...

• Jonesboro Mayor Donya Sartor has been cleared of any wrongdoing and will not face criminal charges. • The Clayton County District Attorney made the decision after the Georgia Bureau of Investigation found no evidence of the alleged crimes.

The Clayton County Police Department is taking a proactive stance against gun violence by hosting its fourth Gun Buy Back event on Saturday, December 2nd, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at their headquarters located at 7911 N. McDonough St., Jonesboro. This initiative aims to safely remove firearms from the community by offering monetary incentives in the form of gift cards, with the department providing up to $100 for rifles and $75 for handguns, regardless of their condition. The event underlines the department's commitment to addressing gun-related issues and promoting safety within the community.