Mass Shootings

Many students at Florida State University (FSU) are still trying to come to grips with Thursday's deadly shooting on campus. Classes have been canceled until Monday, but some students are still on campus and just attended a vigil for the victims. FOX 35's Marie Edinger shows us what happens next for the university and its students.

Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH) medical staff who provided frontline emergency and trauma care to patients from Thursday’s shooting at Florida State University (FSU) held a news conference to deliver updates on the status of the patients. Officials said all six victims taken to the hospital following the shooting are expected to make a full recovery. Officials said the victims arrived in stable condition and had sustained gunshot wounds to various parts of the body, including the face and abdomen, with three of the victims requiring surgery. The hospital could not confirm the victims' ages or say whether the gunman was among the six people treated. At least two of the victims are expected to be discharged today, officials said.

Florida State University (FSU) students raced to safety after hearing gunshots Thursday on the school's campus. Two people were killed, and six others were hurt when 20-year-old student Phoenix Ikner opened fire. Officials say Ikner's mother currently works for the Leon County Sheriff's Office, and he allegedly had both a handgun and a shotgun with him during the incident.

Police said two people were killed in a shooting Thursday morning on the campus of Florida State University (FSU) in Tallahassee, Florida. Six people have been taken to the hospital, including the alleged gunman. Police said the alleged gunman has been identified and is believed to be a current FSU student.

Officials hosted a press conference on Thursday afternoon to give updates following the Florida State University (FSU) shooting. Deputies said two people were killed and six others hurt and taken to the hospital during the shooting. Police said the alleged gunman has been identified and is believed to be a current FSU student, as well as the son of a local sheriff's office deputy.

Police investigating the mass shooting at Michigan State University have identified the suspect as 43-year-old Anthony McRae. A total of eight people were shot. Three have died, and five others remain in critical condition.

The suspected gunman who killed three people and injured five people in shootings at two buildings at Michigan State University Monday night is dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, Michigan State Police said during an early Tuesday morning press conference. Police said it is unclear what the shooter's connection, if any, was to the university. Police have not

MSU Police confirmed during a press update early Tuesday morning that three people have died, and five others were hurt in a shooting on campus at Michigan State University. The suspect in the shooting is also dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. It is not clear what, if any, affiliation the suspect had with the university.