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Shasta County honored forty high school graduates with Native heritage on Thursday. The 2022 Native graduating class is the largest one to date.

Enterprise High School officials say a social media post that circulated Thursday alleging a potential school shooting was not credible.

Both a CHP officer and witness tried to help a man inside a burning sedan when the officer realized the man had a gun, authorities said.

Shasta County emergency dispatchers will be trained on Thursday on how to send customized alerts over the Alert FM system.

Crews are battling a fire threatening structures and burning in brush and grass off Hartnell Avenue near Cypress Avenue in Redding.

No guns were found during a search of the east Redding campus although a student was detained for questioning.

If you wondered about something happening in town or had questions on a North State issue, the Record Searchlight sure wants to hear about it.

The CHP said the freeway is closed in the area of OBrien rest area.

Officers were dispatched to the Grocery Outlet store around 1:30 p.m. after a report of a shooting. Paramedics said there is one gunshot victim.

A Sacramento County resident is the first in California to test positive for monkeypox.