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A parent reported a possible weapon being brought to school, but no weapon was ever found after Beatrice police responded to the situation.

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

As students and staff members head back to the classroom this school year, district leaders tell WRTV their top priority is school safety.

Tuesday morning was a busy one for emergency response training in Waco, with separate exercises for Baylor University and Waco ISD.

The FPS Board of Education got an update on June 12 on district-wide efforts to keep students safe, secure and protected.

School safety provider Raptor Technologies and The “I Love U Guys” Foundation will integrate the nonprofit’s practical methodologies with Raptor’s software to offer a joint training program to teach schools how to standardize safety procedures and reunifications following emergencies, according to a news release.

Denver Public Schools released the first draft of it school safety plan on Monday, and it provided an initial proposal for school resource officers and weapon detection technology for DPS schools.

It’s easy to panic when you hear the word “lockdown;” however, in Horry County, not every incident calls for that kind of response.

A teenage student from Northside ISD was stabbed earlier this week off campus. The stabbing comes as school districts continue to seek safety measures to ease the rise in violence and threats.

At 8:32 a.m. Monday morning, the emergency call came in - a report of an active shooter at Rock Springs High School. Law enforcement responded,