YUBA COUNTY, Calif. — An AI-generated bomb threat forced Wheatland Union High School to evacuate students and staff and to cancel classes Tuesday, officials said. Law enforcement went on to clear the campus. Classes will resume on Wednesda ...
AI-generated bomb threat forces Wheatland High School to evacuate, cancel classes
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