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Michigan State Police are investigating a letter sent to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer threatening that state employees would be killed unless she paid over $2 million in Bitcoin by Jan 25.

UPDATE: After being closed for approximately 90 minutes, the Capitol has reopened.    All clear given to the Michigan Capitol. — Senator Curtis Hertel (@CurtisHertelJr) January 7, 2021       According to a release from Michigan State Police, at 6:40a.m. T...

Following a threat made through social media to C.A. Frost Environmental Academy, police say they have a person in custody.

Grand Rapids Christian High School had a shelter in place order in effect Monday morning after receiving a threatening voicemail.

East Grand Rapids High School and Middle School are on partial lockdown due to a threat to a high school student.

Orchard View High School in Muskegon was on lock down Thursday and Friday this week after possible threats.

Kenowa Hills Schools were closed Friday following a threat from a 14-year-old student.

This is the third instance in the past year in which Lakeview School District in Battle Creek has closed due to threats. Fox 17 reports that Lakeview Schools received the threatening message Tuesday night through the district's website. The anonymous email specifically mentioned staff.

UPDATE 2:40 p.m. : According to Rockford High School's website, students will remain in the gymnasium for the remainder of the afternoon. The Michigan State Police canine unit is doing a thorough search of the school. They expect the search to be completed by 2:45 p.m. and students will be dismissed as soon as the all-clear is given by law enforcement. Shortly after noon on Thursday, Rockford High

Police in New York and New Jersey are stopping and searching vehicles and following leads in response to a possible terrorist threat to New York City on the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks.