During an interview with the FBI on Oct. 23, Wimbish allegedly blamed the letter on the voter he had interacted with, ...

Several non-credible bomb threats that briefly disrupted voting at several Georgia polling places originated from Russia, ...

Most of the threats appear to have occurred at precincts in the Democratic-leaning Dekalb, Fulton and Gwinnett Counties.

Nicholas Wimbish was arrested and charged with several felonies. He is suspected of mailing a bomb threat to the Jones County ...

In Georgia’s Fulton County, which includes Atlanta, 32 of 177 polling places received bomb threats and five were briefly ...

Wimbish allegedly ended the letter with a handwritten note stating, "PS boom toy in early vote place, cigar burning, be safe.

Hoax bomb threats, many of which appeared to originate from Russian email domains, were directed on Tuesday at polling ...

"We planned heavily for the incident of a bomb threat being called in and it's a good thing we ... Fulton County encompasses much of Atlanta, a Democratic stronghold. Yates said the threats were made ...

Local officials said previous threats originated from Russia and led to the temporary shutting of stations, which will stay ...

In Georgia, polling locations opened at 7 a.m., and the more than three million Georgians who haven’t voted have until 7 p.m. to cast their ballots for who they want to be the next President of the ...