Here’s our weekly round up of what illnesses are spreading the most in Metro Detroit communities, according to our local doctors and hospitals.

Investigators said the 15-year-old charged in the Oxford High School shooting used a gun that was purchased by his father just four days before the incident.

Spencer Johnson with the Safe and Secure Project said he wants to teach both adults and children about gun safety through a new class.

This evening Monroe Community College will host a panel discussion on “The Importance of the COVID-19 Vaccine in General and in the Black Community.”You can watch the discussion featuring doctors from ProMedica Health System by clicking here, the meeting ID is: 945 4611 0856Featured speakers include:Dr. Spencer Johnson, D.O., FACEP -- ProMedica Monroe Emergency Department, Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine ProMedica Monroe Emergency Medicine ResidencyDr. Kaleb Bekele, D.O. -- PGY-2, Emergency Medicine, ProMedica Monroe Emergency DepartmentDr. Brian Kaminske, D.O., C.P.P.S. -- Vice President of Quality and Patient Safety - ProMedica Health System Medical Director - ProMedica Flower Hospital Emergency DepartmentDr. Jamie B. McBride, D.O. -- Emergency Medicine, ProMedica Toledo Hospital, ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital