The right-wing Super Happy Fun America activist group was suspected of protesting outside the library but denied responsibility for the bomb threat.

Somerville Public Library canceled a drag show story event on Saturday after receiving an anonymous bomb threat.

St. Louis County Schools confirmed that they received an anonymous message Monday morning about bombing the South Ridge School. The message came in over the weekend. Superintendent Reggie Engebritson said they notified law enforcement immediately, and closed the school so they can be sure the building is safe for students and staff.

A bomb threat cancelled a Somerville library's Drag Queen Story Hour amidst protests, but no injuries or arrests occurred.

Subsequently, a bomb threat forced the evacuation of the library and the cancellation of the story hour. No bomb was found but the threat has prompted a police investigation. It remains unclear if the threat was related to the protests and police have not yet determined if the threat was a hate crime.

The event also attracted protesters, who claimed they did not call in the bomb threat, and pro-LGBTQ+ counterprotesters. Police found no credible threat. The post Drag story hour canceled at Somerville library following bomb threat appeared first on Boston.

A drag queen story hour in Somerville had to be canceled on Saturday due to a bomb threat. According to the Boston Globe, there were protestors and counter-protestors outside of the Central Library before the event was cancelled.