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A fight involving a weapon on Friday afternoon led to the evacuation of Joppatowne High School, 11 News has learned. Authorities responded to the school around 12:45 p.m. with a heavy presence of sheriff’s deputies, firefighters, and paramedics. Although the Harford County Sheriff’s Office confirmed there is no ongoing active situation, they are actively investigating the incident. According to a statement sent to families, the fight involved known parties, and a weapon was brought onto campus and used during the altercation. While the type of weapon and extent of any injuries remain unspecified, ambulances were seen leaving the school, and a Maryland State Police helicopter was dispatched to the scene. A reunification center for parents to pick up their children has been established at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church. SkyTeam 11 video also captured authorities taking a person into custody off-campus, but further details have not yet been released. Popup Iframe Example ...

  EXCLUSIVE: Aaron Taylor-Johnson (known for *Bullet Train*), Tom Hardy (*Venom* star), and director Cary Fukunaga (*No Time To Die*) are set to collaborate on the highly anticipated adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s crime-thriller novel *Blood On Snow*. This project is expected to be one of the hottest pre-sales offerings at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), with WME Independent and Range Media handling the package. The screenplay is being adapted by Nesbo himself, with revisions by Ben Power, and centers on the intense rivalry between two gang leaders in 1970s Oslo—Hoffman and the Fisherman, portrayed by Hardy. Nesbo, a renowned Norwegian author, rarely ventures into screenwriting, making this an exciting addition to his repertoire of acclaimed novels, which have been adapted into popular films and TV shows. Filming is scheduled to begin later this year, further building anticipation for this gripping story. Popup Iframe Example

 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson expressed his frustration after a controversial call resulted in a heartbreaking 27-20 season-opening loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. The incident occurred in the final seconds of the game when tight end Isaiah Likely appeared to score a crucial touchdown that would have put the Ravens in position to tie or win the game with a two-point conversion. Initially, one official ruled that Likely had successfully secured the catch and gotten both feet inbounds at the back of the end zone. However, after a replay review, officials determined that the front of Likely’s right foot had grazed the white out-of-bounds line, leading to the touchdown being overturned. Following the game, Jackson voiced his disbelief at the decision, saying, “I thought it was a touchdown. I still think it's a touchdown.” His disappointment was evident, as the overturned call not only nullified the potential game-tying score but also snuffed out the Rav...

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