A police chief is urging caution as the school year begins. Drivers are being advised to slow down. Students are also being encouraged to report any threats they may become aware of.
Further details about the police chief's message are available from 12newsnow.com. The website has more information about the chief's urgings.
The police chief's warnings come at the start of a new school year, a time when safety is often a concern. More information can be found on the 12newsnow.com website.
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