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B/A Florist provides memorial flowers, focuses on family, community, comfort for MSU students
As the Michigan State community grieves, some are finding safety in a local flower shop.
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Here's where to donate to those affected by the MSU shooting
Started by families and community members, here are some fundraisers to support those directly affected by the Michigan State University shooting Monday night.
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Grosse Pointe, Clawson community members come together to honor native MSU shooting victims
Grosse Pointe and Clawson community members come together to honor the lives of two Spartans violently killed on Monday night, Brian Fraser and Alexandria Verner.
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Shelter-in-place issued for parts of Windsor Township as police search for two suspects believed to be armed
Shelter-in-place issued in areas of Windsor Township, just 20 minutes away from Michigan State's campus as police search for two potentially armed suspects.
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University of Michigan holds vigil honoring victims and survivors of MSU shooting
Following a mass shooting that took place at MSU on Monday evening, hundreds of University of Michigan students gather to show support.
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Two dead in Dimondale shooting
Michigan State Police said on Twitter there was no threat to the public as of 8:38 a.m. Dimondale is 14 miles from Michigan State University's campus, where a gunman killed three students and left five more in critical condition Monday evening.
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MSU students fill steps of Capitol, protesting gun violence
On Feb.15, MSU students attended a rally at the Capitol, where they recounted their experiences from the Feb.13 mass shooting on MSU's campus. Students described feelings of horror, helplessness and anger.
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Greater Lansing businesses offer support to the Michigan State community
Various institutions in Greater Lansing have offered support through goods like free coffee, beauty services and experiences for students, staff and first responders that have been affected by the mass shooting on MSU's campus.
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State politicians listen to student demands, promise legislative change following MSU shooting
“As a mom and a legislator, I feel like I failed you and that we have all failed you,” Rep. Julie Brixie of Okemos said.
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Trauma experts on how to move forward
Hofstra University Professor Mitchell Schare said while many students may become increasingly fearful in the coming days–distrusting strangers, not wanting to leave their dorms or apartments–it’s not uncommon for others to be confident about their safety immediately following a traumatic violent event.
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Michigan legislators pledge 'change' in wake of MSU shooting
In the wake of MSU's mass shooting on Feb. 13, lawmakers in both the state House and Senate pledged "change," with Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks promising "common sense gun control."
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Thai Princess: Bringing the Taste of Thailand to Greater-Lansing
Thaowan Ratanarush has brought the flavors of her home in Phitsanulok, Thailand to Okemos, providing authentic Thai food for students, families and even public figures.
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Flint placed under boil water advisory, includes MSU buildings in the city
Flint has been placed under a boil water notice, which includes all buildings owned by Michigan State University in the city.
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Pharmacy technician shortage causes strain in hospital and retail pharmacies
A shortage of pharmacy technicians has been caused by low pay and high job stress, Michigan Pharmacists Association CEO Mark Glasper said.
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House behavioral health subcommittee leaders unveil legislative priorities
The behavioral health subcommittee of the state House of Representatives will be prioritizing psychiatric emergency rooms, staffing mental healthcare workers and increasing access to mental health resources for youth.
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Joe Tate recalls his journey from MSU to becoming Michigan’s first Black speaker of the house
From East Lansing to Afghanistan to the State Capitol, Rep. Joe Tate, D-Detroit, has done a lot of jobs. Now, he's at the helm of a new Democratic majority as Michigan's first Black speaker of the house.
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Assailant in hit-and-run crash killing MSU student charged with fleeing the country
Tubtim "Sue" Howson has been accused by federal authorities of fleeing the United States to avoid prosecution in relation to a Jan. 1 hit-and-run incident killing Michigan State University student Benjamin Kable in Oakland Township.
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The coveted catch: A look into Michigan's shortest fishing season
Each year, hundreds of anglers trek to Black Lake for the opportunity to catch one of the six lake sturgeon. This year's season only lasted one hour and five minutes.
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New East Lansing Councilmember Noel Garcia Jr. details his priorities for nine-month term
Newly appointed East Lansing's first Latino City Councilmember Noel Garcia Jr. discusses the city's most pressing issues: policing, school safety and city vacancies following the resignations of eight city staff members.
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FBI investigating hoax school shooting reports with local law enforcement
FBI Special Agent David Porter said the FBI is working in coordination with several other local and state law enforcement agencies in communities affected by the hoax report.