Kentucky State Police are investigating multiple bomb threats targeting schools across the state, which authorities believe may be connected to a suspected robocalling campaign.

The threats against Kentucky schools appear to be part of a broader pattern of coordinated incidents affecting various institutions. Law enforcement officials are examining whether the school threats are linked to automated calling systems designed to generate false emergency reports.

Separately, multiple zoos across the United States have become targets of both bomb threats and swatting incidents. Swatting involves making false emergency reports to prompt law enforcement responses at targeted locations.

Police have not yet confirmed whether the zoo threats and Kentucky school incidents are related or part of the same campaign. The timing of both sets of threats has raised questions about potential coordination among the incidents.

Authorities continue investigating the source of the threats while working to ensure the safety of students, staff, and visitors at the affected institutions. No explosives have been found at any of the targeted locations.