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Florida State Shooter

Nation May 11

Lawsuit accuses ChatGPT of helping gunman plan FSU mass shooting

By Jeff Martin, Associated Press

Nation Apr 18

People mourn at a makeshift memorial near the scene of a shooting on the Florida State University (FSU) campus in Tallahassee
Florida State students return to campus, gather at memorials after deadly shooting

Students dropped off balloons, candles and teddy bears at a memorial Friday morning near Florida State University's student union where a 20-year-old opened fire, killing two men and wounding six others.

By Kate Payne, Curt Anderson, Associated Press

Nation Apr 17

Mass shooting in Tallahassee, Florida
Suspect in custody after shooting at Florida State University that killed at least 2 and injured 5

The 20-year-old gunman was the son of a sheriff’s deputy whose former service weapon was used in the shooting, authorities said.

By Kate Payne, David Fischer, Associated Press

Health Dec 31

As Rose Bowl shines spotlight on rare disease, here are three others that affect millions of Americans

While millions of Americans tune in to watch Florida State and the University of Oregon play in the Rose Bowl Thursday, two families are using the high profile game to raise awareness for a rare disease, Fanconi anemia.

By Sarah McHaney

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