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 Saturday, Jun 30 About 300 mourners gathered Friday to honor the five employees who were killed Thursday after a gunman blasted his way through the glass door of the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis. |   | |
| The 38-year-old Laurel man accused of gunning down five employees of The Capital on Thursday swore a “legal oath” in court documents to kill a writer for the Annapolis newspaper. Yet he legally purchased the pump-action shotgun he allegedly used in the rampage, authorities said Friday. |
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| Hundreds gathered Friday to honor the employees who were killed Thursday after a gunman blasted his way through the glass door of the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis. Their names are Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters. |
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| Anne Arundel County police said they used facial recognition software to help identify Jarrod Warren Ramos as the suspect in Thursday's deadly Capital Gazette shooting. |
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| A combination of factors led to police officers from three different agencies arriving at the scene of a shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper office within one minute of the first 911 calls on Thursday, police said. |
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| In the harrowing moments to come, police found themselves arriving at a grim crime scene. The victims and survivors were familiar faces. |
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| A new fundraiser has been set up for those interested in donating to the families, victims and survivors of the mass shooting at The Annapolis Capital Gazette, the newspaper’s owner announced Friday. |
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| President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly denounced the press as "the enemy of the American people," offered condolences and pledged Friday to fight violence in America after the deadly shooting at the Capital Gazette office in Annapolis. |
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| The tragedy sent journalists — many alumni of The Capital — into mourning on social media, reminiscing about the hard work witnessed at the publication and their fallen colleagues. |
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| Annapolis Captial Editorial Page Editor Gerald Fischman wrote movingly about the madness of mass shootings. He was among the five Capital staff members killed Thursday. |
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| The Orioles remembered Thursday's victims of the mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newsroom with a memorial in the press box at the newspaper's seat and a moment of silence before Friday's game against the Los Angeles Angels. |
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