Roseville high school lockdown lifted after reports of student with weapon
A lockdown at Roseville Area High School on Thursday afternoon was lifted after no weapon was found, according to the school district.
The school went into lockdown due to reports of a student having a weapon, according to a message sent to parents from the school. There were no reports of injuries.
Police responded to the situation and will remain there for the remainder of the school day, according to the district.
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