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A demand from Oxford parents for a state-led investigation into the 2021 Oxford High School attack Monday led to a daylong flurry of bureaucratic finger-pointing and, ultimately, a promise from Michigan’s attorney general to lead the probe.

The parents of four teens killed at Oxford High School by a classmate are speaking out nearly three years after the crime, vowing that their fight for justice is far from over.

After a lengthy court battle, we are now learning how much money is at stake when it comes to possible settlements and judgments for the victims of the Oxford School Shooting.

Oxford Schools Insurance Company initially stated that the shooting at Oxford Schools was a single incident, offering $5 million in damages to all victims.

A judge has ruled that each bullet fired by the Oxford High School shooter that caused an injury is its own “occurrence” under Oxford Community Schools’ insurance policy, clearing the way for the district to offer $5 million per bodily injury claim to victims of the 2021 mass attack.

Attorney Ven Johnson is featured on HOUR Detroit’s Best Dressed list, class of 2024.

He’s out on bond, monitored by GPS tether. Arraignment in Oakland County Circuit Court is pending.

A former Huron Valley Schools substitute teacher was back in district court Wednesday for a preliminary examination hearing after he was charged with six counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct.

A former substitute teacher who allegedly sexually assaulted three female students in Highland Township will be heading to trial.