Empty school buses leave after a shooting at Noblesville West Middle School in Noblesville, Ind., on Friday, May 25, 2018. A male student opened fire at the suburban Indianapolis school wounding another student and a teacher before being taken into custody, authorities said. (Robert Scheer/The Indianapolis Star via AP)

Empty school buses leave after a shooting at Noblesville West Middle School in Noblesville, Ind., on Friday, May 25, 2018. A male student opened fire at the suburban Indianapolis school wounding another student and a teacher before being taken into custody, authorities said. (Robert Scheer/The Indianapolis Star via AP)

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) — The Latest on a possible shooting at an Indiana middle school (all times local):

8:25 p.m.

Police say a female student wounded in a suburban Indianapolis school shooting is in critical condition and the teacher who also was wounded is in good condition.

Noblesville police Lt. Bruce Barnes said in a news release Friday night the girl was airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital. She has not been identified.

Barnes identified the teacher as 29-year-old Jason Seaman of Noblesville. He also is hospitalized in Indianapolis.

Barnes says “there were no apparent injuries to the alleged shooter.” He has not been identified.

The shooting occurred Friday morning at Noblesville West Middle School.

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6:45 p.m.

A student who was in an Indiana middle school classroom when a classmate opened fire says the science teacher launched a basketball at the gunman as part of his effort to limit the damage.

Thirteen-year-old Ethan Stonebraker told ABC News that teacher Jason Seaman ran at the shooter “with his arms in front of him, and then he just tackled him against the wall.” He swatted the gun out of the shooter’s hand.

Seaman’s brother said the teacher was a defensive end for Southern Illinois University’s football team and has never been a person to run away.

Stonebraker called Seaman “very brave” and a “hero.” He said he and other classmates crouched for cover behind a table.

Stonebraker said he also knows the gunman, who he called “a nice kid most of the times.” He said he often makes jokes with his classmates and “it’s just a shock that he would do something like that.”

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5:22 p.m.

Law enforcement agents have sealed off part of an upscale neighborhood in suburban Indianapolis while they investigate a school shooting that injured a student and a teacher.

Following the shooting Friday morning at Noblesville West Middle School, a Noblesville police vehicle was parked at the entrance of a cul-de-sac in the tree-lined neighborhood near Morse Reservoir. FBI personnel milled about at the end of a shady driveway leading to a home obscured by large trees.

Officers only allowed access to the area to landscaping crews that arrived after the street was blocked.

A member of one crew, Sandy McWilliams, says she was working outside a house three doors away when she looked up and saw six officers enter the home with assault rifles.

The student responsible for the shootings is in police custody. He hasn’t been identified.

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4:40 p.m.

An Arizona man says his brother, an Indiana teacher, has undergone surgery after being shot three times when he intervened in a school shooting at his middle school.

Indianapolis news media identified Jason Seaman as the Noblesville West Middle School teacher who a student says tackled the shooter after he fired four to six shots inside a science classroom Friday morning.

Jeremy Seaman tells The Indianapolis Star that his brother was conscious after the shooting and talked with his wife, telling her he was OK.

Jeremy Seaman says his brother was a defensive end for Southern Illinois University’s football team and has never been a person to run away.

Seventh-grader Ethan Stonebraker says Seaman ran at the shooter “swatted a gun out of his hand and tackled him to the ground.”

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3:25 p.m.

A police spokesman say several search warrants have been obtained as investigators work to determine how a suburban Indianapolis middle school student obtained the handguns he brought to a classroom where he shot a teacher and another student.

Noblesville police Lt. Bruce Barnes declined to say whether the male student was targeting anyone during Friday morning’s shooting at Noblesville West Middle School. Barnes said the suspected shooter wasn’t injured and wouldn’t comment on whether the student had been in trouble before.

The police chief says the student asked to be excused from class, then returned with two handguns and opened fire. Jowitt says the student was quickly taken into custody. He didn’t confirm accounts that the teacher tackled the shooter after he fired four to six shots.

The wounded teacher and student were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. Officials haven’t released information on the severity of their injuries.

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2:25 p.m.

A police chief says an Indiana middle school student asked to be excused from class, then returned with two handguns and opened fire.

Noblesville police Chief Kevin Jowitt says a student and teacher suffered gunshot wounds in the Friday morning attack at Noblesville West Middle School.

Jowitt says the student was quickly taken into custody and didn’t confirm accounts that the teacher tackled the shooter after he fired four to six shots.

The wounded teacher and student were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. Officials haven’t released information on the severity of their injuries.

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1:50 p.m.

A student at an Indiana middle school says he saw his science teacher tackle a fellow student who fired shots inside the classroom.

Seventh-grader Ethan Stonebraker says the class was taking a test at Noblesville West Middle School when the student walked in late, pulled out a gun and started firing.

He says the teacher “immediately ran at him, swatted a gun out of his hand and tackled him to the ground.” Stonebraker adds, “if it weren’t for him, more of us would have been injured for sure.”

The teacher and a student were injured in the shooting. Authorities didn’t have any information about their conditions.

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1:30 p.m.

A mother was so shaken up that she had to be driven to the suburban Indianapolis middle school where a teacher and student were injured in a shooting.

Jennifer Morris appeared slightly dazed as she arrived Friday at a high school gymnasium to pick up her 14-year-old son Noah, who’s a student at Noblesville West Middle School.

She says she was at work Friday morning when her son sent a text message about the shooting, stunning her. She says the message was “I’m OK, please come get me.”

Officials say the teacher and student who were wounded in the attack were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. The severity of their injuries is unknown.

Authorities say a male student at the school is in custody as the suspected shooter. Details about what happened during the shooting haven’t been released.

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1 p.m.

An eighth-grader says he counted 16 gunshots inside his suburban Indianapolis middle school during a shooting that authorities say left a student and a teacher injured.

Thirteen-year-old Chris Navarro says he was in an auditorium at Noblesville West Middle School when he heard the shots Friday morning about a minute before the bell rang for the change in classes. He says a lockdown was immediately announced over the school’s speaker. He rushed into a small room with three other people to hide.

Navarro spoke as he was reunited with his parents outside Noblesville High School, where the middle school students were bused after the shooting.

The teacher and student who were wounded in the attack were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. The severity of their injuries is unknown.

Authorities say a male student at the school is in custody as the suspected shooter.

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11:30 a.m.

Authorities say the suspect in a shooting at a suburban Indianapolis middle school shooting is a male student and the victims are a teacher and another student.

Noblesville police Chief Kevin Jowitt says the student suspected in Friday morning’s shooting at Noblesville West Middle School is in custody and is believed to have acted alone.

The teacher and student who were wounded in the attack were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. The severity of their injuries is unknown.

After the attack, students at the 1,300-pupil middle school were bused to the nearby high school so that their families could retrieve them.

Noblesville, which is about 20 miles (32 kilometers) northeast of Indianapolis, is home to about 50,000 people.

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10:55 a.m.

Scores of parents have arrived at a suburban Indianapolis high school to pick up their children after a shooting at a nearby middle school in which a child and an adult were injured.

Erica Higgins was at Noblesville High School to pick up her son after Friday morning’s shooting at Noblesville West Middle School, which she learned about at home when a relative called her.

Higgins told WTHR-TV that her son was shaken up but that he knew little of what happened.

She says: “I got a ‘Mom, I’m scared’ text message and other than that, it was ‘come get me at the high school,’”

An Indiana University Health spokeswoman Danielle Sirilla says the adult victim was taken to IU Health Methodist Hospital and the child was taken to Riley Hospital for Children. She didn’t know the seriousness of their injuries.

Authorities say the suspect is believed to have acted alone and was taken into custody.

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10:45 a.m.

An official says an adult and a child were injured in a shooting at an Indiana middle school and were taken to hospitals in Indianapolis.

Indiana University Health spokeswoman Danielle Sirilla said the adult victim in Friday morning’s attack at Noblesville West Middle School northeast of Indianapolis was taken to IU Health Methodist Hospital and the child was taken to Riley Hospital for Children. She had no information on their ages or the seriousness of their injuries.

Authorities say the suspect is believed to have acted alone and was taken into custody. No further details were provided about the suspect, victim or possible motive for the attack.

Afterward, students were bused to the Noblesville High School gym, where their families could retrieve them.

Noblesville, which is about 20 miles (32 kilometers) northeast of Indianapolis, is home to about 50,000 people. The middle school has about 1,300 students from grades 6-8.

The attack comes a week after an attack at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, that killed eight students and two teachers.

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10:15 a.m.

Authorities say two victims in a shooting at a suburban Indianapolis middle school are being taken to a hospital and the lone suspect is in custody.

Bryant Orem, a spokesman for the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, says in a news release that the victims in Friday morning’s attack at Noblesville West Middle School are being taken to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis and their families have been notified. He says no other information is available about the victims.

Orem says the suspect is believed to have acted alone and was taken into custody. No additional information about the suspect was made public.

Helicopter footage showed students being led from the school to buses north of Indianapolis. Orem says they were being taken to Noblesville High School’s gym, where their families can pick them up.

The attack comes a week after an attack at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, that killed eight students and two teachers.

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This item has been corrected to reflect that the shooting was at a middle school, not a hospital.

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9:50 a.m.

Authorities have detained someone in what they described as an “active shooter” situation at a suburban Indianapolis middle school.

The Noblesville Fire Department tweeted Friday morning that it was on an “active shooter” scene at Noblesville West Middle School and that a suspect was in custody. It didn’t say whether anyone had been shot or provide any other details.

TV helicopter footage shows students being led out of the school and onto buses.

Noblesville is north of Indianapolis.