By WVUA23 News Reporter Callie Cassady One person has been arrested for calling in a bomb threat at Curry High School in Walker County. Investigators say the threat was called in to the high school through 911.

Pine-Richland School District received bomb and shooting threats, prompting law enforcement and K9 searches; schools went into lockdown.

At 8 a.m., Norman High parents received a message saying law enforcement notified the school of a possible bomb threat. The message said students and staff were in a safe area while the Norman Police Department swept the building. According to the message, investigators had identified the individual responsible.

Police responded to Bellaire High School for a reported bomb threat, the school's principal Michael Niggli wrote to parents. "I want to inform you that at approximately 12:15 pm our school was placed in secure mode while HISD Police investigate a bomb threat that was made to our campus,

Explosives-sniffing dogs were on the campuses of Pine-Richland School District’s middle and high schools Friday morning after the district received a bomb threat. The North Hills schools, both in Pine,

The FBI and Northern Regional Police Department have learned that two threats made against the district originated from Australia.

Becker County authorities said a 13-year-old suspect was brought into custody following an incident Thursday evening, Sept. 19

According to reports, a bomb threat was called into Pine-Richland Friday morning. In a message sent to staff, parents and student, the middle and high schools are both on lockdown and the campus is closed following the threat.