Abigail Kopf

Abigail Kopf, the youngest victim of February's mass shooting in Kalamazoo is back home, after having surgery this week.

14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf is home!

Yesterday, we learned that 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf is walking without assistance for the first time since the shootings on February 20.

Last night, 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf spoke her first word since the shootings on February 20.

14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf was released from Bronson Children’s Hospital earlier today. She is heading to an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Grand Rapids.

14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf is now walking.

The parents of 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf have given a detailed interview with the Battle Creek Enquirer discussing all that their family has been through since the shooting on February 20.

The parents of 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf have shared that Abigail briefly opened her eyes.

Another positive sign for 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf. This morning, her family announced Abigail's condition has been upgraded from serious to fair.

The family-approved GoFundMe site for 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf reports that Abigail is now breathing on her own.

Today, the Kopf family released a statement which says that 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf remains in critical condition, but she is continuing to show signs of improvement. The family has also approved a GoFundMe page.

Today, Bronson Children’s Hospital announced that 14-year-old Kalamazoo shooting victim Abigail Kopf remains in critical condition. They also clarified that Kopf was never declared brain dead.