The University of Virginia has canceled a home football game scheduled for Saturday in the wake of a shooting that left three players dead and two others wounded.

It was a very emotional press conference where University of Virginia football coach Elliott spoke about how the players are coping with this tragedy.

Virginia Tech was letting UVA know they have the Hokies’ full support following a tragedy that left three UVA football players dead Sunday night.

The head coach spoke Tuesday on how the team is coping with the loss of their teammates

While laying flowers at a makeshift memorial outside of Scott Stadium on the University of Virginia grounds, Governor Glenn Youngkin acknowledged no words nor action will bring comfort to the families experiencing this “horrific” loss.

The impact of the loss of the three UVA football players is being felt in the Commonwealth and across the country, as well as their hometowns.

An official from UVA Health has shared an update on the two victims hurt in the Sunday shooting at the University of Virginia.

A University of Virginia spokesperson has confirmed that not only did the school know that the suspect in the tragic shooting possibly had a gun, but when school officials went to take disciplinary action against suspect Chris Jones, the report was never sent.

Virginia athletics will hold a press conference today (Tuesday, Nov. 15) featuring head football coach Tony Elliott and athletics director Carla Williams. The press conference will take place at 3:30 p.m. in the media room at John Paul Jones Arena

24 hours ago, the University of Virginia Police Department told its community the grounds were under attack, and if faced with danger to fight.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has extended the flag order to sunset this Thursday.

Family and friends of the three University of Virginia football players that were killed are helping the community learn more about the men they were.

While the crime scene tape has come down, University of Virginia students are just beginning to mourn.