Vigils, Shared Grief After ‘Malevolent’ Capital Shooting: PatchPM

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Annapolis Shooting: Here Are The 5 Capital Gazette Victims

The Capital staffers' passions ranged from politics to dogs to sports; one wrote two books about the University of Maryland's football and basketball history.

100 Degrees On The Heat Index: Timeline Of Hottest Days

It may feel like 100 degrees for multiple consecutive days.

3 Vigils Friday Night, Memorial Crops Up For Slain Capital Staffers

Community leaders have organized multiple tributes to the victims.

2 Escape Burning Plane After Crash In Berlin: Police

Two people escaped the plane, police said, and one was airlifted for treatment.

Accused Newspaper Gunman's Rampage Was Almost 8 Years In Making

The accused gunman "barricaded a door "to kill as many people as he could," police chief says.

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Pictured, Lynne Griffin pays her respects at a makeshift memorial near the Capital Gazette where 5 people were shot and killed by a gunman on Thursday, on June 29, 2018 in Annapolis, Maryland. Griffin was a journalism student under John McNamara who was one of the people killed at the paper. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images). Photo of "Annapolis Strong" banner near the memorial by Elizabeth Janney.