A juvenile was arrested in Gwinnett County for terroristic threats and a "kill list" after a year-long harassment investigation sparked by Roblox.

A new report reveals that the free-to-play game Roblox has enough player engagement to match that of Steam's, PlayStation's, and Fortnite's combined.

According to the survey, 61% of parents said they believe Roblox’s parental controls are sufficient to prevent their child from being contacted by a potential predator. At the same time, nearly four in ten parents remain unconvinced or unsure that those tools provide that level of protection.

Detectives say they found other messages where the Gwinnett County minor talked about killing other women and "having a kill list."

A smartphone displays a vibrant Roblox promotional image featuring colorful characters and the bold white Roblox logo against a glowing blue background. The image appears inside an editing window, highlighting the platform’s creative,

The Boston field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is warning parents about the rise of online extremists targeting children.