Suspect in Custody After Multiple People Injured in FSU Mass Shooting

Several people have been hospitalized following an active shooter incident at Florida State University in Tallahassee. The suspect is in custody after exchanging gunfire with police. Six people are being treated at a hospital, with one in critical condition. Students were warned to seek shelter and lock doors and windows as the situation unfolded. Witnesses described a terrifying scene with the sound of about 30 shots fired. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said state law enforcement was responding to the shooting, with the FBI and ATF also on the scene. President Trump has been briefed on the situation. Classes and events at the university were canceled for the day. This is not the first shooting at the school, with a previous incident in 2014. The Gun Violence Archive has reported 80 mass shootings in the U.S. so far in 2025. Mass shootings are defined as incidents where four or more people are shot or killed. The situation is still developing, and updates are expected. Stay tuned for more information on this breaking news story.