HAWKINS COUNTY, Tennessee- A school in northeast Tennessee was temporarily placed on lockdown and evacuated after local authorities received a phone call about an "active shooter" in the building on Tuesday morning.

But shortly after responding to the call deputies found neither any injured victims nor a suspect inside of the school, according to CNN.

The call was made just before 8 a.m. and it was regarding an alleged shooting situation at Volunteer High School in the city of Church Hill.

The Hawkins County Sheriff's Office is the agency that sent deputies to the scene of the reported incident, where the officials found no evidence of an active shooter.

Later in the morning, the Sheriff's office said their investigation into the call is ongoing.