FSU Shooting Victim Back In S.Fla., Speaks Out
A Florida State University freshman is back in South Florida after being the victim of a shooting at his school earlier this week.
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A Florida State University freshman is back in South Florida after being the victim of a shooting at his school earlier this week.
One year ago a crazed young man burst into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown Connecticut, fatally shooting 20 students and six staff members before killing himself as police moved in.
The principal of an Orlando-area high school said a student at the school has been shot but is alert.
A student brought more than his books to class this morning at Jon I. Smith K-8 center in Doral; the youngster was packing heat.
Days after he was shot while sitting in class, 12-year old D'Angelo Marte is home from the hospital. The shooting happened Friday afternoon at Redland Middle School in Southwest Miami-Dade.
Teachers became students of self defense at a tactical training course in Hollywood on Sunday.
Tennis star Andy Murray has made Miami his home away from home.
The Miami Dolphins have sent a flower arrangement in memory of a far away fan who died tragically in last week's Newtown, Connecticut school shooting.
While some retailers are removing guns from their shelves and major investment firms are divesting themselves of investments in gun companies, weapons continue to fly off the shelf in South Florida.
A South Florida teenager arrested for threatening an attack on his school did not appear in court Wednesday afternoon as expected. Instead, a judge ordered the teen to home detention and scheduled another hearing in January.
Schools in Orlando are taking action in the wake of the Sandy Hook school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. Orange County Commissioners have approved paying for armed deputies to be at elementary schools.
Following the events in Connecticut last Friday, there is a fundamental question that keeps crossing my mind: Why did this have to happen? How many more schools need to be shot up before we act? How many children need to die over a Constitutional Amendment that addressed the right for Americans to possess muskets?
Miami's downtown skyline will be tinged with green and white lit Monday night by the Miami Tower in remembrance of the victims in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.
There was an anxious start to the school day across South Florida and the rest of the country as school teachers faced nervous and frightened students, looking for reassurance and answers following Friday's shooting that left 20 children dead at a Connecticut elementary school.
In the wake of last Friday's school shooting in Connecticut, Gov. Rick Scott call on all school leaders in the state to review and enhance their safety and emergency plans.
By the time Richard Cantlupe received the news of the Connecticut school shooting that left 20 children dead, his students had already gone home for the weekend.
Basketball was secondary on the minds of the Miami Heat players and coaches when they showed up for work Saturday morning. The elementary school massacre in Newtown, Connecticut was the focus.
Local school officials reacted to the horrific massacre of nearly two dozen young kids with the same sadness shared by the rest of the nation.
Two people have been arrested in North Miami after were fired at North Miami High School Friday afternoon.
As students arrived at Miami Norland Senior High on Wednesday morning for classes, the buzz was about a Tuesday's shooting on the school's sports fields.
