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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.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel made a second offer to the board of education at Oxford Community Schools to perform an independent investigation of the Oxford High School shooting. The board declined her offer.

Safety and security procedures were a big part of Tuesday’s meeting, but the students who packed the library at Oxford High School wanted to talk about their friends and how they think they should be remembered.

A 16-year-old boy from the United Kingdom was arrested after he pretended to be the suspected Oxford High School shooter while calling in threats to several Oakland County schools, police said.

An Oxford Township father was gunned down after being mistaken for a threat. 56-year-old Dennis Kendrick was killed in the Abbey Ridge Apartments parking lot on East Market Street.

The suspected Oxford High School shooter accused of killing four students and injuring seven others appeared in court Thursday morning, during which the judge set dates for future hearings, including the accused’s trial.

An Oxford Township father was gunned down after being mistaken for a threat. 56-year-old Dennis Kendrick was killed in the Abbey Ridge Apartments parking lot on East Market Street.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel met privately with Oxford parents and students Tuesday (April 19).

A judge has denied the motion to reduce bond for James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the suspected Oxford High School shooter.

James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the accused Oxford High School shooter, are due in court for a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday after being bound over on manslaughter charges back in February.

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The city, one of the pandemic-era havens for remote work, is flirting with falling prices in a healthy reversal of excess.

Parents and students within the Oxford High School community are calling for an independent expert review of the school’s current student safety plan.

This week, we're bragging about Annabelle Watson: A senior at Oxford High School who is involved in the community and sports, all while supporting her brother, who was injured in the fatal mass shooting at the school last November.

Tuesday (April 12) in Lansing, advocates came together to demand action on a string of gun safety fills looking to keep firearms out of children’s hands.

Native Americans whose ancestors were forced out of the Southeast almost 200 years ago are back for a festival with a name that sums up its purpose: “We have come back.”.

Native Americans whose ancestors were forced out of the Southeast almost 200 years ago during a purge that cleared the way for white settlers returned Friday for a two-day festival with a name that sums up its purpose: “We have come back.” A busload of Muscogee (Creek) Nation citizens and others in vans and cars traveled from their homes in Oklahoma and elsewhere for a celebration in the east Alabama city of Oxford, located on what once was part of Arbeka, a Muscogee community dating back 12,000 years. Land that once was a village inhabited by an estimated 3,000 people is now the site of a city park with sports fields and a walking trail, said RaeLynn Butler, who manages the nation's historical and preservation department.

The parents of the accused Oxford High School shooter appeared in court on Tuesday for a pretrial hearing.

Shortly after the tragedy in Oxford, Lansing created a bi-partisan task force to develop ways to make schools safer.

The 25-foot (7.6 meter) tall sculpture of a shark crashing through the roof of Magnus Hanson-Heine’s house in rural Oxford, England, is now a protected landmark — and he’s not happy about it.

The 25-foot tall (7.6 meter) sculpture of a shark crashing through the roof of Magnus Hanson-Heine’s house in rural Oxford, England, is now a protected landmark — and he’s not happy about it. Hanson-Heine loves the installation, erected by his father and a local sculptor in 1986 as an anti-war, anti-nuke protest that still remains relevant now as bombs fall on Ukraine and Russian President Vladimir Putin rattles his nuclear weapons. Bill Heine installed the shark without the approval of local officials because he didn’t think they should have the right to decide what art people see, and the council spent years trying to remove the sculpture.

Two photographs, 35 years apart, show how far higher education has come in the U.K.

The teen accused in the Oxford High School shooting was in court on Thursday for a hearing.

The parents of the accused Oxford High School shooter appeared in court on Tuesday for a pretrial hearing.

The parents of the accused Oxford High School shooter are due in court Tuesday for a pretrial hearing after the two were bound over on manslaughter charges in February.

Parents and students finished giving feedback on plans to compensate families at Oxford High School impacted by the tragic shooting last November. They spoke at a town hall hosted by the National Compassion Fund, which is managing the nearly $2 million in funds donated.

There’s concern in Oxford about finding accountability after a mass shooting at Oxford High School that left four people dead and others injured.

In the wake of the Oxford High School shooting, Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald is pushing for the court to stop using the name of the accused shooter.

With former Oxford Schools Superintendent Tim Throne officially out, the first school board meeting took place with new Superintendent Ken Weaver unanimously being sworn in.

FLINT – Seven Flint-area teams are headed to the regional round of the boys basketball tournament after winning district championships Friday night. The regional semifinals will be held Monday night around the state. Here’s a look at the winners and losers from Friday night. Morris 67, Owosso 53; Chesaning 63, Corunna 55Wednesday – Hamady 60, Mt. Morris 37; Chesaning 51, Ovid-Elsie 50Friday – Championship game, Hamady 78, Chesaning 41Hamady advances to regional at Alma vs. SaginawAt BridgeportMonday – Birch Run 56, Clio 53Wednesday – Frankenmuth 73, Birch Run 27; Saginaw 57, Bridgeport 44Friday – Championship game, Saginaw 49, Frankenmuth 29Saginaw advances to regional at Alma vs. HamadyDivision 3At New Standard AcademyMonday – Vassar 50, New Lothrop 42; Flint Elite 68, Montrose 46Wednesday – Beecher 80, Vassar 17; Reese 104, Madison Academy 75Friday – Championship game, Beecher 72, Reese 41Beecher advances to regional at Beecher vs. HemlockAt BendleMonday – International Academy 70, Atherton 59Wednesday – International Academy 64, Genesee 58; Bendle 74, Bentley 64Friday – Championship game, Bendle 65, International Academy 53Bendle advances to regional at Bendle vs. New HavenAt DansvilleMonday – Perry 50, Potterville 45; Dansville 54, Byron 49Wednesday – Bath 59, Perry 35; Laingsburg 63, Dansville 30Friday – Championship game, Bath 54, Laingsburg 48Bath advances to regional at Dansville vs. winner of Leslie districtDivision 4At DrydenMonday – Mayville 48, Burton CentrePointe 29Wednesday – Peck 54, Mayville 36; Genesee Christian 58, Dryden 33Friday – Championship game, Genesee Christian 77, Peck 41Peck advances to regional at Peck vs. Ubly

FLINT – Ten Flint-area boys basketball teams will play for district championships after winning their semifinal games Wednesday night. That list includes defending champions Grand Blanc in Division 1 and Beecher in Division 3. The district champs after Friday’s games will advance to next week’s regionals. Here’s a look at who won, who lost and who plays who among Flint-area teams. Morris 67, Owosso 53; Chesaning 63, Corunna 55Wednesday – Hamady 60, Mt.

A shooting guard from Oxford High School was recently named as a finalist for a national basketball award.

Ally Kostial was a rising senior year at the University of Mississippi when she was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds not far from campus. A search of her apartment led investigators to her Apple Watch, which unexpectedly -- and very quickly -- led to the capture of her killer.

Ally Kostial was a rising senior year at the University of Mississippi when she was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds not far from campus. A search of her apartment led investigators to her Apple Watch, which unexpectedly -- and very quickly -- led to the capture of her killer.

Morris 67, Owosso 53In Division 2, Jimmie Smith had 20 points and seven rebounds for Mt. Landon Schoens added 14 points and six rebounds for the Panthers, who got 11 points from Brent Wofford and 10 points from Ryan Brim. Ortonville Brandon 51, Flint 47In Division 2 at Lake Fenton, Brad Mitchell scored 15 points for Brandon and Drew Hickmott added 12 to go with six rebounds. Micah Miller chipped in 11 points for the Blackhawks (12-9). Flint finished 8-13.

Production at Plant Oxford is stopping until 18 March due a shortage of parts from Ukraine.

The board of education for Oxford Community Schools has unanimously voted to appoint a new superintendent three months after a deadly mass shooting at Oxford High School that has kept the district in the public eye.

Tate Myre, one of the four victims who died in the shooting that occurred at Oxford High School back on Nov. 30, was a member of the Oxford wrestling team. While four Oxford wrestlers competed on Friday, everyone in the Oxford community wishes Myre was the fifth. “That’s kind of why we started 42 strong,” Trent said. But we hope to make the community a better place through 42 Strong and just interacting with people. Here’s what that meansMHSAA endorses ‘Oxford Strong’ T-shirt sales and statewide support efforts in February

The accused Oxford High School shooter, Ethan Crumbley, will remain jailed as an adult.

Suspected Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley’s request to be transferred to the Oakland County Children’s Village has been denied, and he will remain in jail.

The Oxford school shooting survivors filed a lawsuit revealing new insight into the chaotic moments as the shooter opened fire. The suit also squarely places the blame on school employees who they claim didn’t do enough to stop it.

The parents of the suspected Oxford High School shooter have been bound over for trial after two days’ worth of evidence was presented in court during the couple’s preliminary examination hearing -- here's what information is new.

The parents of the suspected Oxford High School shooter have been bound over for trial after two days’ worth of evidence was presented in court during the couple’s preliminary examination hearing -- here's what information is new.

James and Jennifer Crumbley, parents of the suspected Oxford High School shooter, have been bound over for trial on manslaughter charges in connection with the shooting.

Gun reform advocates are urging Michigan lawmakers to pass legislation to require gun owners to lock up weapons to limit access to minors and for all schools to have at least one mental health professional available.

While making their argument that suspected Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley should remain at the Oakland County Jail, prosecutors said he tortured a family of baby birds, expressed admiration for Adolf Hitler and “enjoyed his dark side.”

Lawyers for Ethan Crumbley and prosecutors made their arguments Tuesday about whether the suspected Oxford High School shooter should be held in jail or the Oakland County Children’s Village.

The suspect in the Oxford High School mass shooting is due in court -- in person -- on Tuesday, as a judge weighs a request to transfer the juvenile out of Oakland County Jail.

The suspect in the Oxford High School mass shooting is due in court -- in person -- on Tuesday, as a judge weighs a request to transfer the juvenile out of Oakland County Jail.

BAY CITY, MI – High school bowling coaches and players across Michigan wanted to show that the Oxford Strong movement is No. As a show of support to the people of Oxford High School in the aftermath of the deadly shooting last fall, the Michigan High School Interscholastic Bowling Coaches Association saved the top spot in its Division 1 state rankings for Oxford Strong. Sanford MeridianThe Bay City All Saints boys bowling team is among the Top 10 in the high school state rankings. Bay City All SaintsGIRLS BOWLINGD1: OXFORD STRONG ON POINTOxford Strong lands at No. IthacaHigh school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

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.

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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.

Tate Myre — the 16-year-old, hailed as a hero, was fatally shot while attempting to disarm the shooter who opened fire at Oxford High School.

OXFORD, Mich. (AP) — The federal government will pay $360,000 to local authorities who responded to the shooting at a Michigan high school in November. Much of the money is going to the Oakland County sheriff’s office, said Slotkin, who represents the Oxford area in Congress. “Our first responders gave everything they could to help Oxford, so it’s only right that we get them quick help in return. His parents are accused of gross negligence and also face charges. Read more on MLive:Ethan Crumbley to plead insanityAttorney asks that civil lawsuits be stalled during criminal prosecutionAccused shooter called self a ‘destroyer of worlds’Accused Oxford shooter kept decapitated bird head in jar in bedroom, prosecution says

The federal government will pay $360,000 to local authorities who responded to the shooting at a Michigan high school in November.

The parents of the teen accused of killing four and injuring seven in a shooting at Oxford High School were in court on Tuesday.

OXFORD, MI — Oxford Community Schools is on its way to getting its own therapy dog program, thanks to thousands in donations gathered in just a few weeks. In the days following the Nov. 30 mass shooting at Oxford High School that left four students dead and seven more people wounded, Brighton Area Schools volunteered its pack of 13 therapy dogs to students attending Oxford Middle School. Hoping to start a similar program for Oxford, Maria Gistinger on Jan. 14 created a GoFundMe page to raise funds to acquire several trained dogs. Gistinger is a retired CFO of Brighton Area Schools, which has had a Social Emotional Learning Dogs program for 12 years, founded by Brighton schoolteacher Karen Storey. The Santo family donated $10,000 to the cause and have naming rights to one of the dogs, Gistinger said.

The parents of a teenager who is accused of killing four students at a Michigan school face a key hearing to determine if they will face trial.

The Chicago Blackhawks fired a longtime minor-league trainer in November after he was accused of sexual harassment.

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Steve Laidlaw stood on the Oxford High School gymnasium floor on Friday night trying to process a range of emotions. As the coach of the Oxford boys basketball team, he had missed playing in his home gym. After being away from home for so long, there was one word that stood out in his mind.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESBerkley 59, Oxford 48Birmingham Groves 57, Troy 54Canton 55, Novi 31Dearborn 64, Livonia Stevenson 38Detroit Cass Tech 78, Detroit Mumford 36Detroit Cody 92, Detroit Academy of the Americas 24Detroit Country Day 70, Southfield Christian 47Detroit Denby 69, Farmington 55Detroit Loyola 50, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 42Detroit Osborn 35, Detroit Central 34Detroit Renaissance 82, Detroit Douglass 57Detroit U-D Jesuit 61, Warren De La Salle Collegiate 41Detroit Voyageur College Prep 0, Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 0Hartland 47, Salem 39Howell 56, Plymouth 41Lake Orion 70, Bloomfield Hills 56Lincoln Park 60, Trenton 42Livonia Franklin 51, Wayne Memorial 37Lutheran Westland 61, Westland Huron Valley Lutheran 53Milford 41, White Lake Lakeland 33Northville 50, Brighton 46Orchard Lake St Mary’s 81, Detroit Catholic Central 64Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 63, Flint Hamady 53Riverview Gabriel Richard 58, Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 41Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 36, Bloomfield Hills Roeper 26Sterling Heights Stevenson 41, Grosse Pointe South 36Taylor Trillium Academy 2, Detroit University Prep Science & Math 0Walled Lake Western 44, Walled Lake Central 33Wyandotte Roosevelt 55, Brownstown Woodhaven 53GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESBirmingham Seaholm 70, Ferndale 18Brownstown Woodhaven 55, Wyandotte Roosevelt 30Clawson 51, Warren Mott 16Dearborn 80, Livonia Stevenson 48Dearborn Divine Child 50, Warren Regina 19Dearborn Fordson 0, Belleville 0Decatur 43, White Pigeon 29Detroit Country Day 64, Southfield Christian 40Detroit Denby 54, Detroit University Prep Science & Math 21Grass Lake 61, Detroit Renaissance 57Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 59, Detroit Cristo Rey 8Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 32, Fraser 28Hartland 53, Salem 33Howell 49, Plymouth 22Macomb Dakota 61, Grosse Pointe South 30Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 57, Utica 55Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 57, Utica 55Madison Heights Bishop Foley 66, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 10New Haven 38, Eastpointe 35Northville 30, Brighton 29Novi 41, Canton 39Orchard Lake St Mary’s 58, Bloomfield Hills Academy of the Sacred Heart 23Redford Westfield Prep 82, Detroit Cass Tech 58Riverview 63, Milan 31Riverview Gabriel Richard 37, Ann Arbor Greenhills 25Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 63, Detroit Osborn 19Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 44, Royal Oak 25Roseville 45, Sterling Heights 33Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 58, Allen Park Cabrini 31St. Clair Shores South Lake 66, Madison Heights Lamphere 35Trenton 73, Lincoln Park 15Warren Cousino 53, St Clair Shores Lake Shore 26Westland John Glenn 36, Livonia Churchill 34White Lake Lakeland 40, Milford 28Whitmore Lake 49, Ann Arbor Rudolf Steiner 13Wixom St Catherine 44, Clarkston Everest Collegiate 29

The game featured Berkley and Oxford, but both teams had the word “Oxford” on their shirts in warmups. Because of the circumstances, Oxford had not played a single game in its own gym until Friday night. Although Berkley won the game, 59-48, it was a night worth celebrating for the Wildcats. This was absolutely awesome.”Berkley coach Joe Sermo was wearing an Oxford Strong shirt for the duration of the game. Oxford will get to enjoy another home game on Thursday next week when it faces Birmingham Seaholm.

(More scores will be added if they’re reported)BoysBeecher 80, Genesee Christian 62Carman-Ainsworth 90, Bay City Western 32Goodrich 69, Corunna 68 (OT)Lake Fenton 70, Clio 23Flushing 52, Linden 30Montrose 63, Byron 40Mount Pleasant 75, Davison 58Durand 64, New Lothrop 52Ortonville Brandon 61, Owosso 45Mt. Morris 69, Oxford 48Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 63, Hamady 53 (OT)Imlay City 55, Armada 35GirlsGenesee Christian 62, Beecher 34Goodrich 58, Corunna 52Fenton 39, Holly 23Grand Blanc 59, Lapeer 21Lake Fenton 64, Clio 19Flushing 47, Linden 37New Lothrop 36, Durand 29Ortonville Brandon 57, Owosso 32LakeVille 43, Mt. Morris 39Imlay City 65, Richmond 31

Friday (Feb. 4), schools all across the state are taking time to lift up the Oxford Community. They’re doing it by asking students, parents, and staff to wear Oxford Strong t-shirts, with 80% of the proceeds going directly to Oxford High School.

Every purchase of a $20 T-shirt means $16.20 will get donated to Oxford High School and its community as it recovers from the tragic day. We did an Oxford Strong swim meet when we had Oxford at Royal Oak. Some schools are doing Oxford Strong weeks or wear the shirt and get in for free -- Brighton is doing that (and) Novi is doing that. Even the Detroit Pistons have gotten on board and will have its own Oxford High School Night on Feb. 11 at Little Caesars Arena. This is a great way to support Oxford and support one another.”

Students returned to Oxford High School just one week ago and already changes to the school’s security are being made after a security breach at the school.

ANN ARBOR, MI -- Ann Arbor startups can now trade equity in their company for a free rent for a year, thanks to new program launched by an Ann Arbor real estate company. OXIO SAFE, announced by Oxford Companies on Jan. 18, gives startup companies up to a year’s worth of rent in exchange for future equity in the company. OXIO SAFE is an extension of the company’s Instant Office program, which provides ready-to-use offices at Oxford Companies properties. Related: Developer envisions more walkable, livable Briarwood Mall area in Ann ArborPaul Krutko, president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, praised the program, saying it can help attract new business to Ann Arbor. “The new OXIO SAFE program will deepen our organization’s commitment to furthering economic growth in the Ann Arbor area,” said Wonwoo Lee, the company’s director of asset management, in a statement.

OXFORD, MI — In the wake of a mass shooting that left four students dead and seven more people wounded, an online campaign is underway to start a therapy dog program within Oxford Community Schools. Birmingham resident Maria Gistinger on Jan. 14 created the GoFundMe campaign seeking to raise funds to acquire five trained therapy dogs. The Nov. 30 shooting at Oxford High School saw 10 students and one teacher suffer gunshot wounds. A few days afterward, Brighton Area Schools volunteered its pack of 13 therapy dogs to Oxford Middle School. Read more:New court date set for accused Oxford High School shooterAccused Oxford High School shooter pleads not guilty at circuit court arraignmentOxford High School shooting suspect bound over to higher court for trialAccused Oxford High School shooter kept decapitated baby bird’s head in jar, prosecution says

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced Monday that the 2022 State of the State address will include a tribute to the Oxford community following the deadly shooting at Oxford High School.

His attorneys waived the formal reading of 24 federal charges, including first-degree murder and terrorism.

Emails obtained by Insider show the teacher said that he was "stunned" by the allegations and didn't consider himself to be a threat to students.

The parents of the Oxford school shooting suspect drained their son's bank account after the Nov. massacre, and later asked for vodka, prosecutor said.

Oxford Community Schools district Superintendent Tom Thorne said all middle schools, Bridges and high school students will be required to use clear backpacks in 2022.

How Ghislaine Maxwell went from being the toast of high society to a convicted sex trafficker.

Lawyers for the Oxford school shooting suspect's parents have asked a judge to lower their bond from $500,000 each to $100,000.

The NFL has announced that Oxford High School shooting victim Tate Myre is the Week 14 recipient of the 2021 NFL Way to Play High School Award. Myre was one of four students who died during the November 30 school shooting in Oxford, Michigan back on Nov. 30. On behalf of Tate Myre being named the recipient of the award, Oxford’s football program will receive a $5,000 equipment grant through USA Football and new uniforms courtesy of Nike. Myre was a junior on the Oxford football team and had been on the varsity roster since his freshman year. MOREOxford’s Tate Myre named honorary member of Michigan State’s recruiting classDetroit Lions’ Dan Campbell gives game ball from first win to OxfordDetroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings honor Oxford shooting victims during gameMichigan football honors Oxford High’s Tate Myre with 42 points in Big Ten title game

As more and more students countywide are being charged with making threats, an 11-year-old from O.W. Best Middle School is among them.

Linda Ann Carstens, 84, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021, in Oxford. She was born Dec. 2, 1937, in Westfield, N.J., to Robert and Sarah Nitschke. Linda moved

Tucker wrote down the player’s name and gave it to Spartans’ recruiting director Saeed Khalif. As Michigan State introduced its 2022 signing class on Wednesday morning, it started with Myre as an honorary member of that class. In a video posted on the team’s social media accounts, Tucker said Myre had “a passion to one day play for Michigan State,” Tucker said He praised Myre’s work ethic, athleticism, and love for his teammates. Adding Myre as a member of the Spartans’ recruiting class is the latest way that the Michigan State athletic department has reached out to the Oxford community in the weeks since the shooting. Last week, a group of Oxford students spent time with Tucker at the Michigan State football facility and later attended a Spartans basketball game.

Administrators in a Michigan school district where four students were shot to death at its high school announced Tuesday that a zero-tolerance policy toward threats was being adopted, as well as other initiatives aimed at improving safety.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESOxford 49, Lapeer 26 - CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGEAllen Park Cabrini 64, Ann Arbor Central Academy 17Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 52, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 12Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 43, Auburn Hills Avondale 32Brighton 70, Walled Lake Central 32Canton Prep 48, Westland Universal Learning Academy 9Clarkston Everest Collegiate 49, Lapeer Faith Home School 24Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 55, Taylor Prep 7Dearborn Fordson 57, Dearborn Edsel Ford 33Detroit Cesar Chavez Academy 29, Dearborn Heights Star International 28Detroit Mumford 70, Ferndale 12Gibraltar Carlson 41, Allen Park 30Grosse Ile 55, Riverview Gabriel Richard 43Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 41, Bloomfield Hills Roeper 28Lake Orion 42, Birmingham Groves 32Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 54, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 35Plymouth Christian Academy 55, Livonia Churchill 47Redford Westfield Prep 54, Warren Michigan Collegiate 18Romulus 71, Redford Union 10Roseville 40, Center Line 23Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 76, Detroit Old Redford 14South Lyon East 57, Milford 27St. Clair Shores South Lake 69, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 47Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 46, New Haven Merritt Academy 11Sterling Heights Stevenson 53, Orchard Lake St Mary’s 12Taylor 40, Westland John Glenn 36Troy 68, Bloomfield Hills 36Troy Athens 45, Farmington 41Utica Eisenhower 44, Kingston 38Wyandotte Roosevelt 43, Southgate Anderson 32BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESAnn Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 46, Livonia Franklin 37Berkley 56, Auburn Hills Avondale 33Bloomfield Hills 73, Livonia Stevenson 40Brighton 66, Lapeer 47Center Line 49, Clinton Township Clintondale 46Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 61, Utica Eisenhower 49Dearborn Fordson 52, Dearborn Edsel Ford 49Dearborn Heights Crestwood 66, Redford Thurston 50Detroit Collegiate Prep 57, Detroit Academy of the Americas 18Detroit Old Redford 69, Melvindale Academy for Business & Tech 26Flat Rock 63, Allen Park Cabrini 22Hamtramck Oakland International Academy 51, Dearborn Riverside Academy West 28Harper Woods Chandler Park 60, Detroit Mumford 45Lincoln Park 48, Brownstown Woodhaven 42Macomb Dakota 69, Utica Ford 35Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 76, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 45Marine City Cardinal Mooney 48, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 34Melvindale 55, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 41Plymouth 61, Livonia Clarenceville 43Plymouth Christian Academy 78, Livonia Churchill 57Redford Westfield Prep 70, Taylor Prep 47Rochester 53, Lake Orion 39Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 50, Birmingham Seaholm 34Salem 59, South Lyon East 54Southfield Arts & Technology 45, Troy 30St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 57, St Clair Shores South Lake 54St. Clair Shores Lakeview 56, Royal Oak 55St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 46, Covert 36Sterling Heights Stevenson 57, Utica 48Taylor 82, Trenton 47Warren Cousino 61, Warren Woods Tower 50Warren De La Salle Collegiate 68, Canton 33Warren Michigan Collegiate 61, Troy Athens 28White Lake Lakeland 53, Novi 35Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 50, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 36Ypsilanti Community 53, Detroit Community 46

OXFORD, MI -- Oxford Community Schools has canceled classes for the rest of the week after a threat was made targeting the middle school on Tuesday. The closure comes just two weeks after four students were killed in the Oxford High School shooting that stunned the community and pulled the northern Oakland County community in the national spotlight. All Oxford school buildings were closed on Tuesday, Dec. 14 out of an abundance of caution after police investigated a threatening image on social media directed at the middle school. Related: Oxford schools closed Tuesday after threat made regarding middle schoolThe district announced the extended closure through an alert on its website Tuesday night. “This has caused us to pause and consider the current needs and emotional well-being of our school community.

The probable cause hearing that was supposed to take place Tuesday for the Crumbleys, the parents of the accused Oxford high school shooter did not happen, instead it was delayed till Feb 8. Both sides need more time to review a massive...

In a video message, the president expressed his sympathies to the families of the 2012 shooting and said it is “darn frustrating” that Congress has not yet acted on gun control measures.

OXFORD, MI -- Oxford Community Schools canceled classes Tuesday after a specific threat was made targeting the middle school. The closure comes two weeks after four students were killed at Oxford High School in a shooting that has rocked the community. “Today, December 13, we received an image from social media that included a specific threat directed at our middle school. We immediately notified law enforcement, who are investigating,” read a posting on the district website. READ MORE:Second public defender hired for Ethan CrumbleyA close-knit, family community: Oxford locals want the world to see more than shooting‘Ethan don’t do it,’ Mom texted son when she heard news of Oxford school shooting, prosecutor says

FLINT – Rather than selling tickets for Tuesday night’s girls basketball game, Lapeer is instead asking for donations from anyone who wants to attend the contest vs. Oxford. One of those killed was Hana St. Juliana, 14, who played basketball at Oxford. The Oxford boys basketball team will also play at Lapeer on Friday. Rather than buying tickets, fans will be asked for a donation to attend the game. MORE:Teen accused of Oxford shooting due in courtMessages left to console Oxford communityWho are the parents of accused Oxford shooter?

OXFORD, Mich. (AP) — A 15-year-old boy accused of opening fire at his Michigan high school, killing four students and wounding seven other people, was due in court Monday for a procedural hearing. Ethan Crumbley is charged as an adult with murder, terrorism and other counts for the Nov. 30 shooting at Oxford High School, about 30 miles north of Detroit. It’s possible that the case could be put on hold if his attorney seeks a mental competency exam. Crumbley’s parents, James and Jennifer Crumbley, are accused of failing to intervene on the day of the tragedy and are charged with involuntary manslaughter and were arrested. The gun used in the shooting also was bought days before by James Crumbley and their son had full access to it, prosecutors said.

Ethan Crumbley, the 15-year-old suspect charged in the Oxford High School shooting on Nov. 30 that killed four students and injured seven other people, is due in court on Monday, Dec. 13, for a procedural hearing.

SAGINAW, MI — With three Saginaw County students facing felony charges in connection with alleged school threats in the wake of the Oxford tragedy, law enforcement officials are once again asking parents to talk to their kids and ensure they understand the consequences of making such threats. Communities across the state have seen a wave of school threats, in some cases resulting in school closures, suspensions and even criminal charges, since the mass shooting at Oxford High School in Oakland County that resulted in four deaths and injured multiple others.

The U.N.-led initiative is now aiming for 800 million doses to be delivered by the end of the year, but that isn't assured.

The lawsuits claim the school "created the danger and increased the risk of harm that their students would be exposed to."

LANSING, MI — A Democratic Senator who represents the district that includes Oxford, Michigan, is pushing a series of new gun control bills that would limit the sale of gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. Bayer called gun violence an epidemic, adding that “thoughts and prayers” won’t be enough to head off future tragedy like what happened in Oxford. Senate Bills 785 and 786 and House Bills 5627 and 5628 would prohibit the sale and possession of firearm magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. Republican leadership in recent days has signaled a reluctance to work with Democrats on gun safety bills, with some Republicans accusing Democrats of inappropriately using the recent school shooting to advance their agenda, which includes stricter gun laws. The question looms over Michigan politics in wake of deadly school shootingTop Michigan Senate Republican urges ‘balance’ as Democrats push for change in wake of Oxford school shooting

A Huron High School student was charged with one count of intentional threat to commit act of violence against school, school employees and students.

A Huron High School student was taken into custody Wednesday morning after a teacher overheard them making a threat to “shoot up the school like Oxford.”

To the Editor: A letter to the editor last week on "CRT Inspired Initiatives" caught my attention and caused further reflection while attending an event in

Across the state of Michigan, residents continue to show support for the victims of the Oxford High School shooting and the community at large.

Thanks, but no thanks. That’s the response from Oxford Community Schools to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's offer to conduct a review of last week's deadly shooting.