Mackenzie LaPorte

22 hours ago | wfla.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — Less than a week ago, Florida State University turned into a crime scene. Since then, FSU students, advocates, and members of the community have held several rallies to call on state leaders, demanding them to take action before the current session wraps up. Florida State students, who lived through the frightened moments of the shooting, marched to the capitol to plead with state lawmakers.

22 hours ago | yahoo.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — Less than a week ago, Florida State University turned into a crime scene. Since then, FSU students, advocates, and members of the community have held several rallies to call on state leaders, demanding them to take action before the current session wraps up. Florida State students, who lived through the frightened moments of the shooting, marched to the capitol to plead with state lawmakers.

1 day ago | wfla.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — Following the deadly mass shooting at Florida State University, FSU students gathered at the capitol Tuesday to call on lawmakers and the universities administration to make sure something like this never happens again. Students are asking for more protections inside their classrooms and around campus to ensure their safety. “We needed those locks on our doors,” said Simon Monteleone, FSU freshman.

1 day ago | newsnationnow.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) - A heartbroken community continues to heal following the deadly mass shooting at Florida State University. Students and staff were back on campus Monday to resume classes with only one week before finals. Many students expressed concerns and confusion about the university's decision to resume classes. Students like FSU freshman Madalyn Propst said no one wants to go back to an active crime scene and have to worry about taking a test.

2 days ago | wfla.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) — A heartbroken community continues to heal following the deadly mass shooting at Florida State University. Students and staff were back on campus Monday to resume classes with only one week before finals. Many students expressed concerns and confusion about the university’s decision to resume classes. Students like FSU freshman Madalyn Propst said no one wants to go back to an active crime scene and have to worry about taking a test.