Federal prosecutors and the FBI say a 35-year-old woman, identified as Jessica Bowie of Albany, is charged in an alleged plot to bomb the New York State Capitol building in Albany and kill lawmakers inside. Outlets report that the allegations include repeated surveillance of the Capitol and attempts to obtain bomb-making materials.

The New York Times, NBC and other outlets describe the case as involving planning with FBI informants. NBC reports she is charged with providing support to a terror group in an ISIS-inspired attack. Fox News and the New York Post add details from court filings, including that she allegedly pledged allegiance to ISIS, sought to conceal a bomb in a DoorDash bag, and discussed a timeline tied to when state senators were meeting.

Coverage is consistent on the basic charge and alleged targets, while emphasizing different investigative details. Some outlets focus more on the steps prosecutors say she took—such as multiple trips to scout the building and purchasing materials—while others stress the role of informants and the fact that federal authorities stopped the plan before any attack occurred.