U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear case involving 2018 fatal shooting of WSSU student at Wake Forest University.

A mother's efforts to legally hold Wake Forest University accountable for her son's fatal shooting on its campus four years ago appeared to end Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court

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