Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

Police in Michigan found multiple guns and several loaded magazines on the gunman

responsible for this week's mass shooting at Michigan State University.

The gunman killed three students and critically wounded five others Monday night

before taking his own life. Michelle Jokas Polo from Member Station WKAR

reports the guns used in the shooting were purchased legally but not registered.

FBI Special Agent Jim Tarasca said 43-year-old Anthony McGray acted alone.

Fonda McGray were two handguns. The one he shot himself with and another in his backpack that he was carrying.

He also had a loaded magazine that was full to capacity in his left-press pocket.

In the backpack he had eight loaded magazines of 9mm ammunition.

Tarasca said investigators also found a note on McGray where he detailed plans to shoot up a grocery store warehouse

where he previously worked a church in a school district in New Jersey where he once lived.

For NPR News, I'm Michelle Jokas Polo.

A West Virginia senator says she expects hearings in Washington on a recent Ohio trained

arraignment courtesy of West Virginia public broadcasting as more.

Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito serves on two Senate committees that could investigate the East

Palestinian derailment. Commerce, science and transportation and environment and public works.

Speaking with West Virginia reporters Thursday, she said she'd want to hear testimony from affected residents,

Norfolk Southern executives, transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Ohio EPA.

Within a month we should probably try to schedule a hearing while all of the information is very, very fresh.

Capito said she'd work with her fellow senators on both sides of the aisle to have a hearing as soon as possible.

For NPR News, I'm Curtis Taden Charleston, West Virginia.

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