Henry Ford Museum open? Campus back to normal after bomb threat

The Henry Ford Museum was evacuated over the weekend after a reported bomb threat, according to officials. After a “thorough review and inspection” of the campus, the Dearborn Police Department reported no threat, and the museum said it returned to normal operations on Sunday, Nov. 8. The Henry Ford added that the threat was reported at about 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, through the museum’s switchboard, prompting an evacuation and a police response that included a K-9 unit. The museum of American innovation, founded by Henry Ford in 1929, highlights exhibits spanning flight, railroads, agriculture, and automobiles.