On Friday, OpenAI filed a Motion to dismiss in response to a lawsuit brought by Tirru Chabba’s family. Chabba was a South Carolina father, one of two men killed in the shooting on April 17, 2025.
One of the students shot outside the Florida State Student Union last April has reached an out-of-court settlement with the university, her attorney confirms.
The court records dated September 4 reveal that FSU student Elizabeth Mall is suing the university, alleging that she was shot during the campus shooting that day “due to inadequate and negligent security.”
WCTV obtained the court papers dated August 31, which reveal that FSU student Madison Askins is suing the university, alleging it did not make sure its students were safe.
Two students who were injured in a shooting on Florida State University’s campus back in April 2025 filed federal lawsuits Tuesday against OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, and its CEO Sam Altman.
Another victim of the Florida State University shooting last year is suing OpenAI and its co-founder, Samuel Altman, for its role in the deadly shooting.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced subpoenas to OpenAI and ChatGPT as part of a criminal investigation into alleged harms, including self-harm, child pornography and the FSU shooter’s communications.
Students, faculty and community members gathered on Florida State University’s campus Friday to honor and remember the lives lost during the one-year anniversary of the fatal campus shooting.
Leaders with the Tallahassee Urban League held a gun violence prevention event Friday, marking one year since the FSU shooting and addressing recent violence across the city.
Florida State University counselors were some of the first boots on the ground, helping students and the community after a fatal shooting shook campus.
The Florida Deputy Sheriff’s Association sat down with several local 911 dispatchers on a podcast to truly break down the lessons learned from last year’s shooting on FSU’s campus.
In a solemn ceremony, FSU President Richard McCullough, alongside his wife and other university leaders, lit three torches, a symbolic tribute to those impacted by the tragedy last April.
As Friday marks one year since a gunman opened fire on Florida State University’s campus, university officials are providing resources for those in need as they reflect and honor the lives lost in the shooting.
