The recent shooting at Florida State University has struck a painful chord for many students who once walked the halls of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High
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Hialeah Fire Rescue trains for active shooter response following FSU tragedy
Hialeah Fire recruits train for active shooter responses in wake of FSU shooting Hialeah Fire recruits train for active shooter responses in wake of FSU
FSU community holds vigil Friday after campus mass shooting:
Florida State University students, faculty, and community members gathered at Langford Green on Friday evening for a vigil honoring the victims of Thursday’s shooting on
FSU shooting victim Robert Morales had deep ties to South Florida
New information is emerging about 57-year-old Robert Morales, one of two people killed Thursday in a shooting on Florida State University’s campus. Morales, who worked
DeSantis orders flags lowered for FSU shooting victims
CBS News Miami Live Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff after two people were killed and six were injured
What we know about the victims of the FSU mass shooting
CBS News Miami Live Eight people were shot Thursday during a mass shooting at Florida State University‘s Student Union, leaving two dead and six others
FSU student hid in bathroom during shooting, “This is every parent’s worst nightmare”
Florida State University student Emma Behar found out about an active shooter on the campus through text messages from friends and loved ones. One of
FSU students honor victims, begin healing process after campus mass shooting
The air was thick with silence Thursday night and into Friday morning as Florida State University students stood shoulder to shoulder, their arms wrapped around
DeSantis pledges support and justice for FSU shooting victims
CBS News Miami Live Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis posted a video Thursday on X, formerly known as Twitter, offering condolences and support in the wake
“This is just like the last time”: FSU shooting brings painful déjà vu for father and son
For John Mancuso, the panic and helplessness felt all too familiar. The Fort Lauderdale father waited once again for a call no parent wants to