The MNPS school board approved the expansion of a pilot program that will see the installation of advanced weapons detection systems at all Metro high schools.

Thousands of Valentine's cards filled with love and support were crafted Tuesday night to uplift Antioch High School students and staff.

The valentines will be distributed to the high school later this week.

After a lengthy discussion Tuesday, the Board of Education unanimously voted to expand a weapons detection system across all high schools in the district.

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