At least 6 injured in shooting at Florida State University suspect in custody

Fort Smith, ARLocal News

A shooting at Florida State University has resulted in at least six injuries, with one victim in critical condition and others in serious condition. The incident unfolded near the Student Union, prompting immediate alerts to students to lock down and stay away from windows. Witnesses described a scene of panic, with students running for safety and emergency responders converging on the campus. Classes and university events were swiftly canceled as the situation developed. Eyewitness accounts highlight the chaos, including students sheltering in place and police escorting them to safety.

The White House is monitoring the situation closely, indicating its significance. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and other officials have expressed their concerns and prayers for those affected. The community is left shaken as they await further updates on the investigation and the health of the victims.

Related Articles

Booneville, Paris, Waldron hospitals add to Mercys award-winning year

Three Mercy hospitals in the River Valley earned 2025 Performance Leadership Awards, recognizing their excellence in rural healthcare. Booneville, Paris, and Waldron hospitals ranked among the top quartile nationwide for quality and patient experience, contributing to Mercy's recognition as the top large health system in the U.S. for patient satisfaction.

Arkansas Lottery Mega Millions, Cash 3 winning numbers for Nov. 25, 2025

The Arkansas Lottery announced the winning numbers for several games on November 25, 2025, including Mega Millions and Cash 3. Players can check their winnings and previous drawings through the lottery's official channels. Lottery tickets are available for purchase in stores and online via the Jackpocket app in multiple states.

Fite to run in District 24, focuses campaign on children, seniors

Former state representative Charlene Fite announced her candidacy for Arkansas House District 24, focusing on issues affecting children, seniors, and rural communities. Fite, who previously retired in 2023, cites renewed health as a motivation for her return to public service. She will compete against Melissa Koler and Ryan Intchauspe in the Republican primary.