On the morning of Tuesday, January 23, 2018, the unthinkable happened at Marshall County High School.
Kentucky State Police say just before 8:00 a.m., 15-year-old Gabriel Parker entered the school with a handgun and opened fire.
The shooting killed two students, 15-year-old Bailey Holt and 15-year-old Preston Cope. Twenty-one other people were injured. Of those, 16 suffered gunshot wounds.
Parker has been charged with two counts of first degree murder and 14 counts of first degree assault. Right now he is being tried in adult court. His next court date is August 3, 2018.
The tragedy that struck Marshall County High School when a gunman opened fire, killing two teenagers and injuring many more, has been voted Kentucky's top news story of 2018.
Has the Marshall County School District tampered with witnesses in the Marshall County High School shooting case? A hearing has been set for February to examine that accusation, made by attorney for shooting suspect Gabriel Parker.
One of the motions accuses the Marshall County School System and its attorney of witness tampering.
Gabriel Ross Parker, the suspect in the January Marshall County High School shooting, will be in court this Friday. This will come after motions filed by his attorneys regarding claims of witness tampering.
The attorneys for Gabriel Parker have filed a motion claiming that Marshall County Schools is tampering with witnesses.
Are our schools safe? Why are there school shootings? How are local districts responding to the Marshall County High School shooting? We dive into these questions with this 28 minute special.
Gabriel Parker, the Marshall County High School shooting suspect, made an appearance in court on Friday.
Gabriel Parker, the 16-year-old charged with killing two of his classmates and injured 14 others at Marshall County High School, is expected appear in court on Friday.
Months after the Marshall County High School shooting, a victim and his family said they are focused on healing.
Four months after a deadly shooting at Marshall County High School, the district is taking additional steps to increase safety ahead of the next school year.
Some of the victims of the Marshall County High School shooting received donation checks Monday afternoon.
The Marshall Strong funds you helped raise through buying T-shirts, bracelets and individual donations will help the families impacted by the January school shooting soon.
The news about another school shooting in America is all too familiar for families still coping after a student opened fire at Marshall County High School on January 23, killing two and injuring several others.
Two Marshall County Sheriff's deputies were recognized over the weekend for their heroic actions on the morning of the Marshall County High School shooting.
Students and faculty members at Marshall County High School received notebooks containing letters from mass shooting survivors to help them as they continue to cope with the deadly January shooting at the school.
Two different schools with one thing in common: students are still healing after a deadly mass shooting.
The Marshall County High School shooting suspect's case will stay in circuit court. That means 16-year-old Gabriel Parker will be tried as an adult.
Gabriel Parker, the suspect in the January 23 shooting at Marshall County High School, will continue to be charged as an adult.
A local shop is stepping in to try to find a way to get Marshall County Schools the money the district needs for more safety measures.
In response to a motion filed by the defense, the Kentucky Attorney General's Office on Friday says it was not unconstitutional to transfer Gabriel Parker's case to circuit court.
The superintendent of Marshall County Schools has outlined what the school district has already done and hopes to achieve in improving school safety.
BENTON, KY - Students across Kentucky are taking school safety into their own hands. Since the shooting tragedies in Marshall County, Kentucky, and Parkland, Florida, many…
Marshall County Judge Executive Kevin Neal has announced his security plan for Marshall County High School.
Marshall County High School shooting suspect Gabriel Parker made his third appearance in court Monday.
