The push for gun reform in Michigan continues Wednesday morning at the state capitol with former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords joining state lawmakers calling on legislators to pass gun reform in the Senate.
Michigan State University is working with mental health experts and law enforcement to help the Spartan community heal from the trauma caused by the deadly mass
Nearly one month after the deadly shooting on Michigan State University campus, the school is still offering resources for students, faculty, staff, parents and families.
Michigan State University students play a big role in the East Lansing community and the surrounding areas. MSU students are employees, customers, volunteers - the list goes on. Their absence has a big impact on local businesses.
Dr. Abood is one of the five neurosurgeons who has been caring for the MSU shooting victims. His involvement began just minutes after the first text alert warning of an active shooter on campus.
“The actions we are outlining today position us on a path to reclaim our sense of safety that was so violently taken away from our community,” said Woodruff.
“I took a bullet to my chest, had a brush with death, and almost didn’t make it if it weren’t for the incredible doctors who saved my life in emergency surgery that night."
On Sunday, Feb. 26, fellow Spartan and leadership coach Matthew Anderson is guiding people through an afternoon of healing at the Lansing Center from 1 to 5 p.m.
Authorities are asking for residents’ help in gathering any video evidence that could show the suspect on a possible route the gunman may have taken to leave MSU and East Lansing, specifically along Grand River Avenue.
More information about one of the three victims, Brian Fraser a sophomore from Grosse Pointe is being shared by his Phi Delta Theta fraternity brothers.
In 2019, Anthony McRae was contacted by police. During the investigation, he was searched by police and found to be in possession of a handgun that was legally registered to him.
Gov. Whitmer, legislators, city officials, organizations are making statements in support of those affected by the fatal shooting at the Michigan State University Monday.