Police investigate social media threat at Yuma high school
A Yuma high school will be open for classes Wednesday morning after police investigated a social media post referencing a possible shooting at Cibola High School. Yuma Police say the source of the alleged threat was a 14-year-old student who "did not intend to harm anyone" and "his sole intention was to get the school to close." Police said charges will be forwarded to the Yuma County Juvenile Justice Center.
Latest Videos
Police investigate social media threat at Yuma high school
Shots fired after car crash; Secretary of State candidate Alex Kolodin l FOX 10 Talks
Debt crisis: why Arizona is becoming unaffordable | FOX 10 Talks
Roof partially collapses at north Phoenix strip mall
Arizona Restaurant Week features over 250 businesses
1 hurt, 2 detained after shooting at Phoenix motel
Amadio Ranch l Forecast to Farm to Table
Major freeway overhaul: I-10, Loop 101 interchange upgrades
Man fired shot at witnesses after crash: PD
Former Goodyear cop had nearly 40 incidents of excessive speeding on duty
AZ Education Department responds after audit finds ESA oversight failures
Technology used to map, battle Jones Fire in Wickenburg
Costco employees save man's life in Scottsdale
Arizona Superintendent candidates debate
Arizona Cardinals schedule release preview | FOX 10 Talks Sports
Son accused of fatally shooting father at Phoenix apartment complex
Glitch may cause self-driving Waymo vehicles to drive into floodwaters
Inflation remains stubborn as AZ wages go down
Woman no longer a suspect in AZ liquor theft case
Granite Mountain Distillery | Made in Arizona
Alex Murdaugh's conviction overturned | FOX 10 Talks
New Trial Ordered for Alex Murdaugh | FOX 10 Talks
Sheriff Nanos' fate decided; UAP files released | FOX 10 Talks
Hantavirus outbreak: Reported cases rise to 11
Kash Patel denies claims of excessive drinking
