A high school's football season has been canceled due to a developing criminal investigation. The decision affects Tonopah Valley High School, with all varsity and junior varsity games canceled for the remainder of the season. This announcement follows an earlier cancellation of this week's games.

The school district's superintendent, Michael Winters, expressed disappointment and acknowledged the decision was not made quickly or easily. He recognized the hard work and dedication of the students who wanted to play.

Further details about the investigation and the cancellation are available from the school district. The superintendent's full statement can be found in a video message, where he addresses the students and explains the situation.