Phoenix Ikner faces two counts of first-degree murder charges and seven counts of attempted first-degree murder with a ...

Dig deeper: Phoenix Ikner, an FSU student, faces first-degree murder and attempted murder charges in the April 17 midday shooting that killed FSU dining coordinator Robert Morales and Aramark ...

The state panel that oversees Florida's public universities is asking them to review their security measures this summer after the FSU mass shooting.

Harrowing and heartbreaking details emerged in the April 17 mass shooting at FSU after the alleged gunman made his first court appearance.

A Leon County grand jury indicted Phoenix Ikner on murder charges in the April 17 mass shooting at FSU and found the actions of the officer who shot him as lawful and "heroic." ...

Wednesday, a grand jury indicted Ikner on two first-degree murder charges for the deaths of Robert Martinez and Tiru Chabba. He was also indicted on seven charges of attempted first-degree murder ...

One day after being released from the hospital, Phoenix Ikner, 20, made his first appearance at the Leon County Courthouse.

He was also ordered no contact with witnesses and victims. Robert Morales and Tiru Chabba were killed in the shooting. On Tuesday, the Chabba family's attorney released a statement reading in part ...

Ikner is then seen on camera at 11:58 a.m. chasing a victim, identified as Tiru Chabba, and shooting him. The report says, footage shows Ikner running around the area before he turns around to ...

Pictured: First responders on the scene of a deadly shooting at Florida State University on April 17, 2025. Robert Morales, 57, and Tiru Chabba, 45, were killed. Six more victims were injured. Law ...

The 20-year-old student who allegedly opened fire on the Florida State University campus last month, killing two and injuring six, made his first appearance in court.