Police arrested a student at Miramar High School Friday morning for making a bomb threat, according to the Miramar Police Department.

A student reportedly has been detained for bringing a loaded weapon to Miramar High School, according to police.

Two teenage girls and a teenage boy are facing charges in the recent murder of 18-year-old Dwight “DJ” Grant in Miramar. They were all students at Miramar High School and their messages helped detectives to solve the case.

Detectives said a missing person’s case is now a homicide. Dwight “DJ” Grant had plans to go to college. The 18-year-old Miramar High School senior, who was an only son, vanished on Sunday.

The body found Tuesday in Miramar matches the description of a missing high school student, police say, though investigators are still waiting for official confirmation from the county’s medical examiner.

Two teenage high school students are facing serious charges for allegedly threatening to plan an attack on their Pembroke Pines High School on Monday. On Thursday, another student was arrested for bringing a gun to school.

A 17-year-old student at Miramar High School was taken into custody Thursday morning after bringing a weapon on campus, authorities said.

MIRAMAR, Fla. Miramar police have made an arrest in a Memorial Day vandalism spree inside Miramar High School of a man caught on surveillance video trashing the school wearing a hat, headphones, and nothing else. Police said that it was 21-year-old Matthew Crandall who vandalized rooms, walls and hallways, all while naked. Update: Matthew Crandall, 21, of North Fort Myers has been arrested and charged with burglary and criminal mischief for breaking into Miramar High School and causing extensive damage. #solved pic.twitter.com/BZGAHZAo91 Miramar Police (@MiramarPD) May 28, 2020Crandall of North Fort Myers broke in around 7 a.m. Monday and spent nearly 24 hours smashing televisions and computers, and causing flooding in hallways and other areas of the school. It is not known if Crandall had some affiliation to the high school.

To Save One Life: Miramar High School club focuses on teen mental health, giving students and counselors a safe space to talk about issues. Copyright 2019 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.

MIRAMAR, Fla. - In a second-floor classroom at Miramar High School, students take part in a unique club. Perez-Pujols is leading this meeting of the Hope Sunshine Club, which was founded by the parents of a Weston, Florida boy who took his own life. The Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention was instrumental in helping create the foundation for the Hope Sunshine Club, which was initiated eight years ago primarily in Broward County secondary schools. Child psychologist Dr. Mitch Spero applauded the effort and the recent mandate by the state of Florida that requires a minimum of five hours of mental health instruction in public schools beginning in sixth grade. Participants in the Hope Sunshine Club said they have developed tools to cope with stressful situations and an understanding that they are not alone.