Therese Crowley

Gothamist reports the Rochester, New York Wegmans posted signs that bio data including eye scans, voice prints and facial recognition are being collected.

Wegmans' website says that may include license plates outside.

The company tells Fox 5 it's for the safety of customers and employees.

To identify people flagged for misconduct, deter and prevent or prosecute illegal activity.

The store asset protection team determines persons of interest on a case-by-case basis, and they don't share facial recognition with any third party.

Investigators say 14-year-old student Colt Gray opened fire inside Apalachee High School the first week of class last September, killing two teachers and two students, injuring nine more.

But lawyers for the families filing notice of lawsuits claim the school, government, and law enforcement ignored the warning signs.

In 2023, the FBI alerted Jackson County, and investigators questioned Gray about threats of shooting up a school on the chat platform Discord.

Gray denied making comments and wasn't charged.

With further claims, the high school knew of Gray's troubled behavior and absence, that he posed an immediate threat the day he brought the AR in his backpack to school.

but there was no lockdown.

The online platform Discord used by a third of teenage boys may also be named.

Therese Crowley, Fox News.

The old farmer's almanac winter forecast is in.

Temperatures near normal to slightly mild across much of the country.

Overall drier than normal.

Mapping 18 regions mild and dry down the west coast into Arizona.

Mild and dry from the plains to Texas, Chicago and the upper Midwest.

But cold and dry from Kentucky through Pennsylvania with a snowy patch from Ohio to North Carolina.

Cold and wet for Florida.