The Michigan Supreme Court dealt a significant blow to Oxford High School shooting victims’ families, declining to hear their appeal against the school district, ending their legal pursuit to hold school officials accountable for the 2021 tragedy that claimed four lives.

The parents of Oxford High School football star Tate Myre, who was killed that terrible day, see this as a four-step process. The fourth step would be seeing the Oxford School District in court for a civil trial—and that is an uphill legal climb because school districts have governmental immunity.

For Tate Myre’s father, this week’s verdict against Jennifer Crumbley, while a success, doesn’t provide much solace.

The Oxford High School shooter was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering four students and injuring seven people in 2021.

The father and brother of one of the students murdered in the Oxford High School shooting addressed the shooter Friday amid his sentencing hearing.

Parents of students who were shot and killed in the Oxford High School shooting are still frustrated with the lack of information they feel they’re getting from the school district, even after an independent report was published.

Testimony has ended at a unique sentencing hearing for a Michigan teenager who killed four students at his school in 2021.

Lack of information from the school board about what happened during and before the tragic Oxford High School shooting in 2021 has been at the center of ongoing anger and frustration in the district.

A key victory occurred for the families of the Oxford High School shooting victims as a lawsuit naming the school as a defendant can go forward.

On Tuesday, the board decided there would be no independent review until the litigation concluded. The problem is that it’s likely three to five years away.

While the defense blamed school officials, prosecutors focused on disturbing texts and journal entries to prove James and Jennifer Crumbley knew how badly their son needed help and did nothing.

There is absolutely nothing you can say to comfort a parent who is grieving the loss of a child. That was one of the hardest parts about my interview with Tate Myre’s father.

While life is moving forward for other people, for Buck and Sheri Myre, time seems to be standing still.

The father of Tate Myre, one of the four students killed during the Oxford School shooting, is opening up about the loss his family has experienced.