Overview
- District leaders canceled classes and programs Monday after threats were emailed to multiple schools, calling the closure a precaution based on a credible threat.
- Police say searches turned up no suspicious packages or devices, and agencies are working to trace the source of the emails.
- Officials said the timing prevented a full inquiry before student arrival, and the district expects to resume classes Tuesday.
- The closure came a day after a federal judge ordered the release of Liam Conejo Ramos and his father, denouncing their detention as an imposition of cruelty, and they returned home to Minneapolis.
- State health officials confirmed a measles outbreak at the Dilley, Texas detention center where the family had been held, as Minnesota’s BCA reports a rise in threats statewide that are hard to attribute due to technology.