Two Killed, Six Hurt in FSU Mass Shooting

A mass shooting at Florida State University on Thursday left two people dead—Robert Morales, an FSU dining coordinator, and Tiru Chabba, a campus vendor from South Carolina—and six others injured. Survivors described harrowing experiences, including one who played dead to survive. The suspected shooter, 20-year-old student Phoenix Ikner, son of a local sheriff’s deputy, used his mother's service weapon, was shot and wounded by police, and is now in custody facing first-degree murder charges. Authorities are still investigating a motive, and federal agencies have joined the probe. FSU responded by canceling classes and athletic events and holding a vigil to honor the victims. The tragedy has deeply impacted the FSU community, which continues to mourn and pay tribute to those lost.