CHRIS ROZMAN

Big changes are coming to the campus of Michigan State University after a visiting college student was found dead in the Red Cedar River.

I got so many calls and emails from parents asking me to investigate campus security at Michigan State University after Brendan Santo disappeared.

A body found Friday in the Red Cedar River has been confirmed as that of 18-year-old Brendan Santo, who vanished on Oct. 29 while visiting the Michigan State University campus, police said.

The Michigan State University police said Sunday the medical examiner has positively identified the body found Friday as Brendan Santo based on dental records.

The body of a teen who went missing while visiting Michigan State University last October was recovered from a river on Friday after a planned search of that area was executed sooner than expected.

The body of Brendan Santo was found Friday, Jan. 21, in an area full of debris, but what led law enforcement to the location?

The body of Brendan Santo was found Friday, Jan. 21, in an area full of debris, but what led law enforcement to the location?

A body believed to belong to Brendan Santo was recovered from the Red Cedar River in East Lansing.

Brendan Santo, 18, has been missing since about midnight Oct. 29, 2021, when he left a gathering at Yakeley Hall on MSU's campus.

Police said a body they believe to be Brendan Santo has been found in the Red Cedar River nearly three months after he disappeared on the campus of Michigan State University.

It’s been nearly three months since Brendan Santo was last seen at Michigan State University, but there’s still no sign of the missing Rochester Hills student.

Brendan Santo, 18, was last seen on Oct. 29 at Michigan State University.

EAST LANSING, MI - Brendan Santo, 18, went missing during a trip to Michigan State University’s campus on Oct. 29. The investigation continues to lead toward a search of the Red Cedar River, said MSU police, who are consulting with water experts to better focus their search efforts. In addition to sharing information about Santo on social media, MSU police have explored multiple options to enhance the search around the river, Rozman said. The challenges in finding Santo in the water include the river’s fast current, depth and lack of visibility, Rozman said. Read more from MLive:Reward for finding Brendan Santo increased to $11,000Volunteers search Michigan State campus for 18-year-old last seen a week agoMichigan State installing 300 security cameras in wake of 18-year-old’s disappearance, officials say

The search for missing 18-year-old Brendan Santo continued over the weekend with Michigan State University Police expanding its partnership with multiple agencies.

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The Michigan State Police marine division spent hours searching the Red Cedar River on Tuesday in East Lansings.

EAST LANSING, MI - East Lansing police are requesting help in finding the suspects responsible for property destruction after the Michigan State football game against rival University of Michigan. A video was shared by the East Lansing Police Department showing a car being flipped. The incidents occurred off campus, said MSU police Inspector Chris Rozman, so the jurisdiction lies with East Lansing police.

The feed barn that was on fire was not occupied by people nor animals. The cause of the fire is under investigation by MSUPD working with the East Lansing Fire Department, police said in a statement.