RICHMOND — Mental health records for Virginia Tech gunman Seung-Hui Cho that were missing for more than two years have been discovered in the home of the university clinic’s former director, according to a state memo shared with victims’ family members.

Cho killed 32 people on April 16, 2007, then committed suicide as police closed in. His mental health treatment has been a major issue in the vast investigation of the shootings, yet the records’ location had eluded authorities.

Virginia’s two U.S. senators are reviewing a national gun proposal opposed by some survivors and families of the victims of the deadly Virginia Tech rampage in April 2007.

The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute has received state approval.

Some of the survivors and families of the victims of the deadly Virginia Tech shootings are appealing to Sens. Mark Warner and Jim Webb to reject a proposed national standard for carrying concealed weapons.

A student team in Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering is testing a vehicle aimed at giving the blind an opportunity to drive.

A judge ordered psychiatric treatment yesterday as he released a man suffering from paranoid schizophrenia who had pleaded guilty to sending an e-mail threat to two Virginia Tech alumni on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the university’s mass shootings.

Virginia Tech’s Carilion School of Medicine has received the preliminary accreditation it needed to begin recruiting students.

A judge has sent to a grand jury the case of a Virginia Tech student accused in the beheading of another student.

A doctoral student accused of killing a fellow student at a Virginia Tech coffee shop has been found competent to stand trial.

Two years after the massacre at Virginia Tech, a new memorial has taken shape. This one is a 14.5-foot pillar that weighs 600 pounds and took nearly 200 hours to carve, by hand, from white oak.

Randa Samaha’s life abruptly changed on April 16, 2007, when her younger sister, Reema, was killed in the Virginia Tech shootings that left 32 student and faculty victims dead.

A hearing has been rescheduled for a Virginia Tech doctoral student accused of killing a fellow student in a campus cafe.

A Virginia Tech geologist recently was awarded a $60,000 grant to study the Coles Hill uranium deposit in Pittsylvania County near Chatham.

They were: The apple of a parent’s eye. A collector of friends. Brilliant. Warm. They dreamed. Volunteered. Had smiles that made others smile. They were 32 people whom Virginia Tech paused yesterday to remember and to honor, on the second anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

Randy Sterne got chills Thursday as he watched hundreds of balloons sail into a bright, sunny sky at the start of a 3.2-mile run to honor 32 people killed by a student gunman at Virginia Tech two years ago.