Bomb threats prompt evacuations of government buildings in several states, but no explosives found
Several officials in multiple states received bomb threats via email, prompting evacuations across the United States; no explosives were found.
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Several officials in multiple states received bomb threats via email, prompting evacuations across the United States; no explosives were found.
The Mississippi Capitol and courthouses in Arkansas and Montana were evacuated Thursday. No explosives were immediately found.
The Mississippi Capitol and courthouses in Arkansas and Montana were evacuated Thursday. No explosives were immediately found.
Government buildings in several states were evacuated Thursday following bomb threats, causing brief disruptions for the second day in a row in some places. The Mississippi Capitol and courthouses in Arkansas, Hawaii, Maine, Montana and New Hampshire were evacuated or searched, but no explosives were immediately found, and the buildings were reopened to the public. The latest round of evacuations comes after an emailed threat to officials in several states prompted lockdowns at multiple state capitols Wednesday.
The Mississippi Capitol and courthouses in Arkansas and Montana were evacuated Thursday. No explosives were immediately found.