Threatening Statements News Today

A Sedalia Elementary School student was charged Tuesday after the sixth-grader reportedly made threatening statements, Graves County Superintendent Matthew Madding confirmed Tuesday night.

Investigators determined that the man was unhappy following a meeting on workplace safety and made threatening statements to his co-workers.

A 9-1-1 call was made about a man inside the same Unitarian church who was holding a shotgun and making threatening statements about killing people.

A North Carolina high school was placed on lockdown after district officials say a student was found in possession of a knife while making threats.

The superintendent of Louisville Public Schools says a perceived threat made by two students has been investigated.