School Shooting

State Department of Criminal Investigation takes over the case of a Missoula School Resource Officer who fired his weapon at a student who tried to run him down

Officials say a lone gunman armed with a rifle killed one student and injured a teacher at an Oregon school before the shooter was found dead.

About 50 Missoula area schoolteachers received training from Missoula law enforcement officers on how to handle an 'active shooter' scenario in their school.

A school shooting in Centennial, Colorado has ended with one student critically injured, and the suspect dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

At a middle school in Sparks, Nevada, on Monday morning, a student shot and killed a teacher, then shot himself in the head fatally, according to early police reports.

Bonner School was the scene of mock school violence on Tuesday as Missoula Police, Sheriff, teachers, administrators and hospital personnel took part in training from The Safariland Group out of Ontario, California.

Another school shooting, this one in Atlanta.

Update 5:30 p.m. (Eastern): Three people in total were taken to the hospital, including one in critical condition. Update 2:55: One shooting victim's name is Jody Neal, according to his uncle and sister, who were interviewed at the scene. Update 2:50: "The police believe the danger has been mitigated," according to a spokesman for the college. "The school is under control but still

19 year-old Erik Wengren will spend three days in the Missoula County Jail for making threats over the internet to attack a Wyoming school, such as what occurred in Newtown, Connecticut.

Update: Dr. Alex Apostle, superintendent of School District 1 in Missoula, acknowledged threats on social networking sites, but would not be specific. He said extra security is in place at all Missoula District 1 schools, but he did say that if parents decide to keep their children home today, he respects that decision.