Clayton News

A Clayton County father charged with neglect after his 6-year-old son went missing has a record of household problems.

A 14-year-old Clayton County youth Friday was ordered to serve up to two years' probation and undergo a psychiatric evaluation after he admitted calling in bomb threats against Morrow High School, Channel 2 Action News reported.

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A 14-year-old Clayton County youth faces eight charges, including three felony counts of making terrorist threats, after he allegedly phoned in bomb threats and disrupted classes two days in a row at Morrow High School, Channel 2 Action News reported.

If the sincerest form of flattery is imitation, William Kameron Stevenson hopes to see more Clayton students strive to be future nominees for a new student achievement program he has designed.

Clayton County prosecutors will try for the third time to convict two men of killing two others in a seemingly random crime six years ago.

The 13-year-old victim called police on Friday after he was approached on Conley Road SE and Bonnie Lane.

Former Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill, apparently broke from lawsuits during his time in office, had to stay in jail Thursday while his attorneys scrambled to find a way to cover the $50,000 bond.

Hill, the former Sheriff of Clayton County is trying to get his office back - running against Kimbrough in an election to be held in July.

Police say an 11-year-old boy coming home from school walked into a bloody scene where his parents had been killed.

A mentally disabled Clayton County woman remained missing Friday morning, more than 24 hours after she was last seen, police said.

Ellenwood resident Anne McCallum was one of a select few who knew that Tennessee was the destination recently of a strange visitor who "flew in," literally, from Siberia.