MSU hosts bell ringing, other commemorative activities honoring Feb. 13 victims
It has been three years since three Michigan State students were killed and five others injured during a shooting on campus.
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It has been three years since three Michigan State students were killed and five others injured during a shooting on campus.
The Feb. 13 memorial will be a permanent fixture and incorporates a fountain, benches and seasonal plants.
Three students who were injured during the 2023 shooting at Michigan State University have reached financial settlements.
Imagine having to live through two mass shootings in two different states. That's the reality for Owen Robinson, of Grand Blanc, Michigan.
A permanent memorial honoring the victims of the 2023 Michigan State University shooting will be built this year.
A Michigan State University student who witnessed the deadly shooting has filed a $50 million lawsuit, alleging that university officials failed to implement security measures that could have prevented the tragic incident from happening.
Students say it still takes the strength of a Spartan to look back on that day.
Michigan State University is reopening Berkey Hall and Student Union more than a year after a deadly mass shooting.
St. David's Church in Bloomfield Hills chopped up guns and turned them into art.
Although Diaz-Munoz was never hit by a bullet, the image of his students wounded and crying out for help is one he says he'll never forget.
Hundreds of family and friends gathered at Clawson City Park Tuesday to honor MSU shooting victim Alexandria Verner,
Michigan State University held a remembrance gathering for the community Tuesday night, one year after the mass shooting on campus.
CBS News Detroit livestreamed a special 6-9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13, to honor those impacted by the shooting.
Michigan State canceled classes for students on Tuesday and set up activities and spaces for the community to come together.
Michigan State University support is offering mental health support to students and staff as the university remembers the victims one year after the mass shooting.
A group of comfort dogs are wagging their way through campus to bring comfort to students on this day that marks one year since the mass shooting at Michigan State.
Many will look to the community, and many will feel the need to be alone as they reflect on the day.
Michigan State University Chief of Police Chris Rozman reflects on one year since the mass shooting that took place on the East Lansing campus.
On Monday, thousands of luminaries were handed out to be decorated and displayed ahead of the one-year mark of the Michigan State University mass shooting.
