Whitmer orders flags raised to full staff Monday
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered U.S. and Michigan flags at the State Capitol and all other public buildings across the state to be raised to full staff.
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ordered U.S. and Michigan flags at the State Capitol and all other public buildings across the state to be raised to full staff.
Sparrow Health provided an update on Feb. 23, saying that one student has been released from the hospital following the shooting at Michigan State University.
Sparrow Health officials say one student remains in critical condition following the shooting at Michigan State University.
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo gazed into the crowd, tears welling in his eyes, moments before his team played its first home game since a mass shooting on campus killed three students and hospitalized five students.
The Michigan State University group, Spartans Against Gun Violence, organized a candlelight vigil on campus Tuesday night.
The university says it saw "an uptick" in scams after merchandise was created to support the Spartan Strong Fund.
Arielle Anderson's casket was flanked by flowers — one formed an "A" — and large photos of her, from childhood to young adulthood. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer described her as someone with "quiet confidence" and "loud compassion."
Dozens gathered at Wayne County Community College District to remember the thousands affected by the shooting tragedy. The message at the event: Action must be taken on gun control.
Committee hearings for Michigan gun reform bills will be heard this week. The bills were proposed three days after the mass shooting at Michigan State University that left three students dead.
According to an update on Monday, university police say two students are in serious but stable condition, and one is in fair condition. Two students are still in critical condition
Hundreds of MSU students decided not to return to campus. Instead, they protested, demanding stronger gun laws.
Vanderbilt University staff apologized after an email sent to students reflecting on the tragic Michigan State University shooting was written using Open AI's ChatGPT.
Michigan State University students returned to class on Monday after the horrific shooting that left three students dead and wounded five others exactly one week ago.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Elizabeth Hertel shared mental health resources and are encouraging residents to take care of themselves following the mass shooting at Michigan State University on Feb. 13.
Michigan State University will cover the funeral costs and hospital bills for the victims following the mass shooting on Monday, Feb. 13, that left three students dead and injured five others.
"We're going to give back to campus after this tragedy," says Brian Lalande
Another solemn morning in the Clawson community Saturday as the funeral for Alex Verner took place in her hometown.
Students are heading back to school at Michigan State University on Monday. This will be the first day of class since the deadly shooting that left three dead and five wounded. At a press conference Sunday, school officials spoke about the plans to resume classes and the impact it will have on students and faculty.
The families of the students killed in Monday's mass shooting at Michigan State University are preparing for their upcoming funerals.
On Monday, Bob Lees had dinner with his son, who attends Michigan State University. A few hours after dropping him off, his son advised him not to return to the university.
The university is planning for classes to resume on Monday, but students feel it's too soon as they continue to mourn.
St. Paul on the Lake Catholic Church has brought comfort and hope to those hurting over the death of Brian Fraser.
An update on the victims' conditions was first posted Thursday, with police saying that one of the victims upgraded from critical to stable.
Investigators vet possible motive they found in a note the suspected Michigan State University gunman wrote.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is lighting up its buildings throughout the state to show solidarity with the Michigan State University community.
