Mass shootings in US history
Two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio killed a total of 31 people. Take a look at some of the other worst mass shootings in U.S. history.
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Two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio killed a total of 31 people. Take a look at some of the other worst mass shootings in U.S. history.
The man accused of carrying out last month's deadly shooting at a Maryland newspaper has been indicted on five counts of first-degree murder, according to the prosecutor.
As bullets whizzed past and glass shattered all around, staffers at the Capital Gazette cowered under desks, fearing for their lives.
One week after the tragic shooting at the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, newsrooms across the country will hold a moment of silence in memory of their five fellow journalists whose lives were lost.
Capital Gazette staffers normally cover the Independence Day parade in Annapolis. This year, they marched in the parade instead.
President Donald Trump ordered American flags to be lowered to half-staff through Tuesday to honor of the victims of last week's deadly shooting at an Annapolis, Maryland, newspaper.
The wife of slain journalist Rob Hiaasen honored his life and legacy Friday, saying her husband brought humility and humanity to his loved ones, his life and his profession.
On Friday officials said the suspect in the shooting at a local newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, was identified using facial recognition technology.
The accused gunman in the deadly shooting at Maryland's Capital Gazette newspaper barricaded the back entrance of the paper's office so people could not escape as he began "systematically hunting and killing," Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Wes Adams said Friday.
Five people were killed in a shooting inside the newsroom at the Capital Gazette, one of America's oldest newspapers, in Annapolis, Maryland.