Suspect in Annapolis shooting ID'd as Jarrod Ramos
Court records show Ramos had a long-running legal dispute with The Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland
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5 dead in shooting at Maryland newspaper
Five people were killed Thursday in a shooting at a local newspaper building in Maryland, police say
Annapolis shooting was a "targeted attack," police chief says
Police said the suspect, Jarrod Ramos, apparently used a shotgun in Thursday's shooting in Maryland
Probe of dad's tent slaying looks back to 7 past shootings
Investigators say that there have been at least seven shootings since 2016 in the area where Tristan Beaudette died
"Speechless": Newspaper's opinion page left blank after mass shooting
The grieving and the reporting jumbled together for staffers after the fatal shooting, but they were determined to put out the next day's edition
Witness says door to newspaper offices was "blown to pieces" by gunman
"It was in shattered pieces on the carpet, and this guy, holding what looked like a big shotgun and moving across the entrance"
NYPD deploys to media outlets out of caution after Capital Gazette shooting
New York and Chicago police take steps out of an abundance of caution after the deadly shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Maryland
Is dad's unsolved campsite slaying connected to other shooting incidents?
After a dad was killed in his tent last week while camping with his daughters, we spoke to another person who wonders if his case is connected
Details emerge in probe of slaying of dad camping with daughters
Sheriff's detectives say they still don't know why Tristan Beaudette was killed or who was responsible
"They took my baby": Girl, 9, shot dead sitting in car
A city official says police told him the girl was shot when a group in a car traded gunfire with a group on foot
DMV employee investigated for comment on shooting immigrants
An Oregon DMV employee is put on leave while the state Department of Transportation investigates the Facebook comment
Walmart shooting hero recalls stopping gunman
"I moved to clear the gunman, yelling to him to drop the gun and show me his hands"
Teen dies hours after paramedics mistook him for dead
Erin Carey, 17, was among six people shot around 4:45 a.m. Monday
Officials: 3 dead in apparent murder-suicide in Walmart parking lot
Tallassee mayor Johnny Hammock tells CBS affiliate WAKA the gunman rammed his car into another car before opening fire
1 dead, 22 injured in shooting at New Jersey festival
The shooting began at the Art All Night festival that showcases local art, music and food a little before 3 a.m. Sunday
Police: Mo. man kills girlfriend after dispute over $36
The victim's 14-year-old daughter was in the vehicle when the shooting took place
Deputy killed, another wounded in shooting near courthouse
The second deputy and the suspect, who was also shot in Kansas City, Kansas Friday, are currently hospitalized
Police: Shooting that left boy dead stemmed from road rage
Police say they do not believe the 23-year-old suspect had a previous relationship with the victims
Shooting in cemetery wounds 5 in San Francisco Bay area
Police say all are in hospitals but aren't saying who opened fire or why
Scalise, wounded a year ago in shooting, returns to congressional baseball game
The House majority whip fielded a ground ball and threw out the first batter of Thursday night's game at Nationals Park
Attack on Arizona Border Patrol agent highlights dangers along the border
A U.S. Border Patrol agent was shot several times, but managed to treat his own wounds in the field
Man dies trying to drive to hospital after getting shot
Police say Errol Blackwood was shot multiple times while standing outside a nightclub, but managed to get in his car and drive away
Girl rewarded for taking bullet for baby brother
Aaliyah Inghram, who shielded her baby brother and cousin when gunfire rang out in a Walmart parking lot in Las Vegas, has been awarded a medal of heroism
Official: Undercover ATF agent shot in "ambush" in Indiana
The agent sustained critical injuries but was in stable condition, an official said
Pulse nightclub shooting survivors sue Orlando, its police
Almost 2 years after the massacre that left 49 people dead, some of the survivors were filing a lawsuit saying the city and police didn't do enough to try to stop the shooter
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