Raghad Hamad
Digital Content Producer
Tallahassee, FL
Raghad joined the WCTV family in 2022 as a Digital Content Producer. She is beyond excited to expand her knowledge in the newsroom, gain hands-on experience, and serve her community.
She is currently a Florida State University student pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Media/Communication Studies and minoring in Film and English Studies, graduated in the Fall of 2022. She worked and still works on features for FSU as a reporter and producer and volunteers for the Seminole Production team as well. She loves the opportunities the university has to offer!
Raghad enjoys sketching/designing, traveling, and exploring new cultures. She is always up for new challenges, adventures, and making new friends along her way.
The State of Georgia and FEMA will be opening a Disaster Recovery Center in Lowndes County to help Hurricane Idalia victims in Cook, Glynn and Lowndes counties.
The Kia’s driver, 18-year-old Montana Carroll, and the Nissan’s passenger, 24-year-old Max Battensby, were killed on the scene.
The GSP said that the driver and the passenger have been arrested.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has now identified the man wanted in connection with a traffic stop Saturday that ultimately led to an officer’s death.
46-year-old Lenoris Jerome Rolle now faces several felonies.
The driver involved in the crash was arrested on accusations of taking a woman against her will.
Sheriff Ashley Paulk emphasized that no active threats have been made against the ceremony, but “the precaution is warranted” after the shooting in Texas.
After Greathouse’s 5-month-old son was taken to the hospital, doctors found multiple fractures throughout the baby’s body.
The driver and 10 students were on board the bus at the time of the crash, according to troopers.
An off-duty Capitol Police officer is being applauded for helping assist a little boy on HWY 27 in Northern Tallahassee earlier this week.
According to a Valdosta Police Department facebook post, they arrested three juveniles, two charged with theft for entering someone’s car and obstruction of an officer and one charged just for obstruction of an officer.
Two teens from Lowndes County who went missing on March 10 have been found safe, according to a Facebook post from one of the parents.
