BSO, Feds Search Home Where Suspected High School Gunman Was Staying
Investigators have descended on the Parkland home where suspected high school shooter Nikolas Cruz lived, hoping to find insights into his actions.
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Investigators have descended on the Parkland home where suspected high school shooter Nikolas Cruz lived, hoping to find insights into his actions.
More than a dozen people injured in Wednesday's shooting rampage at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School remain hospitalized.
Nikolas Cruz, the suspected gunman who opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, made his first appearance in a courtroom on Thursday.
A proposal that would allow some concealed-weapons license applications to be approved when background checks have not been completed was put on hold Thursday.
No matter who you are or what you do for a living, Wednesday's mass shooting at a South Florida high school is one that touches us all.
Months before the suspected gunman walked into a Parkland school and killed 17 people, the troubled teen started showing warning signs that may have been missed.
A day after a deadly school shooting in South Florida, students at North Broward Preparatory School got a similar scare after reports of shots fired.
Suspected high school shooter Nikolas Cruz arrived at Broward's Main Jail early Thursday morning dressed in a hospital gown and surrounded by sheriff's deputies.
Seventeen-year-old Colton Haab was in the building next door when shots rang out at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School during the afternoon hours of Valentine's Day.
At least 17 people are dead and at least 14 others injured, many of them treated at Broward Health North in Pompano Beach.
Accused school shooter identified as Nikolas Cruz, 19. Cruz had attended and was expelled from the school the previous year, according to BSO.
It was chaos and confusion in moments after the deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Worry and fear were replaced with relief and hugs as parents were finally reunited with their kids following the Florida school shooting.
Investigators are trying to figure out what led a gunman to open fire at a Parkland high school, killing 17 people.
Chilling video recorded from inside a classroom captured the sound of gunshots, with students screaming "oh my God, oh my God."
