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Michigan State University Police have provided an updated timeline that details everything that happened between when the first shots on campus on Feb. 13, 2023, until the suspect killed himself.
Michigan voters support many gun safety measures, but are more split on the idea of arming teachers, according to a new WDIV/Detroit News survey.
The majority of Michigan voters -- Democrats, Republicans and Independents -- support newly proposed gun law reforms moving through the state Legislature, according to a new WDIV/Detroit News survey.
The majority of Michigan voters -- Democrats, Republicans and Independents -- support newly proposed gun law reforms moving through the state Legislature, according to a new WDIV/Detroit News survey.
Officials have confirmed that two of the students who were injured during the Michigan State University mass shooting have been discharged from the hospital.
The victims of the Michigan State University campus shootings will be awarded posthumous bachelor’s degrees in their chosen fields of study this spring.
Four of five students injured in the Michigan State University shootings have been upgraded from critical to either serious or fair condition.
On Tuesday, thousands of Spartans gathered on the Michigan State University campus for a vigil honoring the lives lost in the deadly shooting.
Scammers are looking to profit from people who believe they’re donating to the “Spartan Strong” fund at Michigan State University. Money from the Spartan Strong fund is used to cover hospital bills for injured students and provide support to those most impacted by last week’s mass shooting.
When a shooter opened fire on the campus of Michigan State University last week, an alert sent out by police told students and faculty to “run, hide, fight.”
When a shooter opened fire on the campus of Michigan State University last week, an alert sent out by police told students and faculty to “run, hide, fight.” Many have heard those three words during active shooter training, but safety experts now say two of those actions are the most likely to save lives.
When a shooter opened fire on the campus of Michigan State University last week, an alert sent out by police told students and faculty to “run, hide, fight.” Many have heard those three words during active shooter training, but safety experts now say two of those actions are the most likely to save lives.
Medical officials say two of the five students wounded when a gunman opened fire at Michigan State University have shown improvements and are no longer in critical condition.
In the wake of the tragedy at MSU many in our community are experiencing confusion and difficulty comprehending how this could happen, again, in our own backyard - especially after the tragedy at Oxford High School less than two years ago.
Michigan State University will be resuming classes on Monday, exactly one week after the deadly campus shootings. Here's what officials are saying the school is doing to prepare for that return.
Michigan State University leadership and police held a news conference Sunday afternoon to provide an update on the preparations for returning to classrooms on Monday.
