Capital Gazette

The President Tweeted 'Fake News.' A Journalist Responded With A Touching Story Of Slain Colleague.

"Wendi was no ones enemy."
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Publisher Cites 'Financial Impact' Of Newsroom Massacre, Offers Buyouts

Tribune Publishing announces newsrooms to shrink five months after five employees were killed at The Capital Gazette in Maryland.
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Capital Gazette Reporter To Cover Trial Of Suspected Newsroom Shooter

“If the Baltimore Sun covered it for us, that would mean the shooter wins," Chase Cook told The New Yorker.
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Slain Reporter Wendi Winters 'Charged' At Capital Gazette Gunman, Saving Lives

“She’s a mother of four, in her 60s, and she charged him."
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Accused Capital Gazette Shooter Also Sent Threatening Letter To Virginia Newspaper

The letter was addressed to Eric Hartley, the former Gazette staffer who Jarrod Ramos sued in 2012.
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Journalists Honor Capital Gazette Shooting Victims With Moment Of Silence

Newsrooms paused their work at 2:33 p.m. EDT, exactly one week after the attack, the deadliest day for U.S. journalists since Sept. 11, 2001.
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Capital Gazette Staffers March In Fourth Of July Parade Days After Shooting

"We want our readers and our community to see that we believe things will, eventually, be OK again."
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Trump To Order Flags To Half-Staff In Honor Of Capital Gazette Shooting Victims

The Annapolis mayor said Trump had rejected his request to lower flags on federal buildings.
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Accused Capital Gazette Gunman Sent Threatening Letters Before Attack: Cops

Accused shooter Jarrod Ramos sent letters to two courthouses in Maryland and a law firm before last week's killings, police said.
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Opinion | Local Journalists Aren't The Enemy, They're Your Neighbors

Local newspeople don’t get on a plane at day’s end. They go home to the same neighborhoods where their readers live.
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