OXFORD SHOOTING NUTS AND BOLTS: Three students were killed and eight other people were injured after a student opened fire inside Oxford High School in Oakland County Tuesday afternoon.
Officials say a high school sophomore took an automatic pistol to school and opened fire, killing Tate Myre, a 16-year-old student, Hanna St. Julian, a 14-year-old student and Madisyn Baldwin, a 17-year-old student. Another 14 year old girl is in critical condition on a ventilator this morning
OXFORD SHOOTER WHAT WE KNOW: A possible motive for the shooting is still unknown. The 15-year-old shooter has not been identified. Investigators say he is not talking, using his right to remain silent until his attorney is present.
The Sheriff's Department says his dad bought the gun just days ago, on Black Friday.
OXFORD CLOSED AND FLAGS HALF STAFF: Flags will be flown at half staff today to honor the victims, and Oxford Community Schools will be closed for the rest of the week. Grief counseling will be available for students and staff.
OXFORD SHOOTING REACTION: Several state and national officials are sending their thoughts and prayers.
Gov. Whitmer was in Oxford just hours after this tragedy, calling it, "every parents worst nightmare."
President Joe Biden shared his condolences from Minnesota, and local representative Peter Meijer is calling on his constituents to keep the families in their thoughts
FORECAST: Brief warm-up today and tomorrow. Cooler, unsettled pattern next week. Get the full forecast here.
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