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Noose Found in Johns Hopkins University Building
By Madeleine Carlisle
Cyclist Arrested After Viral Fight Over Protest Flyers
By Jasmine Aguilera
Governors Take Charge in Coronavirus Response
By Molly Ball
12 Shot, 5 Killed in Single Day of Baltimore Violence
By Josiah Bates
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The driver used popcorn to attract the birds
By Ciara Nugent
January 6, 2020
First Lady Melania Trump Booed While Speaking at Youth Summit in Baltimore
There were 'some cheers,' according to the pool reporter, but the 'resounding chorus' was negative.
By Josiah Bates
November 26, 2019
Capital Gazette Survivors React to Gunman's Guilty Plea
"I feel a lot lighter today than I did yesterday," Rachael Pacella, an environment reporter who survived the shooting, tells TIME
By Madeleine Carlisle
October 29, 2019
73-Year-Old Maryland Woman Charged With Killing 82-Year-Old Neighbor With Brick
Police said the 73-year-old woman struck her 82-year-old neighbor with a brick after a dispute.
By Gina Martinez
September 11, 2019
TSA Finds a Missile Launcher in Luggage
Fortunately the launcher was not live
By Josiah Bates
July 29, 2019
Long Before Trump's Tweets, Baltimore Had Become a 'Target.' Here's How Segregation Helped Create Its Problems
"Housing segregation set Baltimore up to be one of the hardest hit cities"
By Mahita Gajanan
July 29, 2019
Baltimore 'Sun' Slams Trump
"Mr. Trump sees attacking African American members of Congress as good politics"
By Alejandro de la Garza
July 28, 2019
Maryland High School Guidance Counselor Arrested On Rape, Child Porn Solicitation Charges
"It is alleged Mr. Mitchell engaged in multiple instances of misconduct with minors"
By Billy Perrigo
January 14, 2019
Navy: Active Shooter Alarm at Walter Reed Caused by 'Improper Use of a Mass Notification System'
Initially, the Navy's Twitter account said that the alert was an "ad hoc drill"
By Gina Martinez
November 27, 2018
College Student Dies of Same Virus That Killed NJ Kids
Adenoviruses can cause diarrhea, respiratory illness or conjunctivitis
By Tara Law
November 21, 2018
Female Employee Dies After Killing 3 and Wounding 3 at Maryland Warehouse
A female employee at a Maryland distribution center committed suicide after killing three people and wounding three others in a mass shooting Thursday, police said. Hartford County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that 26-year-old Snochia Mosele from...
By Mahita Gajanan
September 20, 2018
A New Mother Failed a Drug Test After Eating a Poppy Seed Bagel. Here's How That Happens
A history of the "poppy seed bagel defense"
By Jamie Ducharme
August 8, 2018
Capital Gazette Staff Will March in the Annapolis Fourth of July Parade This Year, Instead of Covering It
"We want our readers and our community to see that we believe things will, eventually, be OK again. Eventually."
By Jennifer Calfas
July 4, 2018
The Woman Harassed by the Capital Gazette Shooter Felt ‘Traumatized and Terrorized’
The alleged shooter had a grudge against the Gazette for reporting on his harassment case
By Billy Perrigo
July 2, 2018
Former
Capital Gazette
Editor Says He Warned Newsroom About Suspect, but Police Said They Couldn't Arrest Him
Thomas Marquardt distributed photos of Jarrod W. Ramos to his staff with instructions to call police if they saw him
By Gina Martinez
June 29, 2018
'I Thought I Was Going To Die.'
Capital Gazette
Intern Describes Chaos During Deadly Newsroom Shooting
He also said it was his quick-thinking colleague who sent the tweet
By Billy Perrigo
June 29, 2018
'We Are Putting Out a Damn Paper.' Journalists Defiant After Shooting
"There are no 40 hour weeks, no big paydays - just a passion for telling stories from our community"
By Abigail Abrams
June 28, 2018
Newspaper Shooting a 'Targeted Attack'
"As much as I’m going to try to articulate how traumatizing it is to be hiding under your desk, you don’t know until you’re there and you feel helpless," a police reporter said
By Gina Martinez
June 28, 2018
Maryland Candidate Closes Campaign Ad With Same-Sex Kiss
"Take that, Trump," candidate Rich Madaleno says after kissing his husband
By Eli Meixler
June 8, 2018
Search Underway for Missing Guardsman After Flash Flood
"My heart is broken, thinking about what the people are going through here"
By Katie Reilly
May 28, 2018
'Justice for Jaelynn.' Students Join March For Our Lives to Honor Maryland School Shooting Victim
Jaelynn Willey was shot in the hallway of her Maryland high school on Tuesday
By Katie Reilly
March 24, 2018
16-Year-Old Maryland School Shooting Victim Jaelynn Willey Dies After Being Taken Off Life Support
"My daughter was hurt by a boy who shot her in the head and took everything from our lives"
By Katie Reilly
March 23, 2018
Hundreds of Kids Need Places to Stay During March For Our Lives. An Underground Network of Students Is Fixing That
As teens from across the country descend on Washington, D.C., for a massive march to end gun violence, an underground network of high school students is helping to secure hundreds of homes for their out-of-town...
By Melissa Chan
March 22, 2018
Maryland School Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Wounded
2 students were wounded, one critically. The gunman is dead
By Alana Abramson and Katie Reilly
March 20, 2018
Shooting at Fort Meade Leaves 3 Injured
Three people were injured Wednesday after a vehicle tried to enter the National Security Agency's campus in Fort Meade, Md., leading to a shooting outside a checkpoint, authorities said. While officials said the incident is...
By Melissa Chan
February 14, 2018
Teacher Fired After School Discovers His Ties to White Nationalist Richard Spencer
Greg Conte lost his job once it emerged he works for Richard Spencer
By Mahita Gajanan
January 8, 2018
'This Is Unacceptable.' Baltimore Students Forced to Bundle Up in Frigid Classrooms
"We're doing our best, but our kids don't deserve this"
By Katie Reilly
January 4, 2018
High School Teacher Accused of Sharing ‘Obscene’ Photos With Her 17-Year-Old Student
LaToya Parker, 40, faces charges of sexual abuse of a minor
By Melissa Chan / People
November 8, 2017
Baltimore School Evacuates Over a Strange Smell. It Was a Pumpkin Spice Air Freshener
Two students and three adults were taken to the hospital
By Abigail Abrams
October 5, 2017
Maryland Police Say Missing Teacher Was Killed By Boyfriend
Laura Wallen, 31, was four months pregnant at the time of her death
By Kevin Lui
September 14, 2017
'One of the Most Difficult Scenes.' 3 Kids Found Killed Inside Suburban Home
'One of the most difficult scenes'
By Lisa Marie Segarra
August 19, 2017
Baltimore Removes Confederate Statues
“It’s done. They needed to come down"
By Melissa Chan
August 16, 2017
White Nationalists' Protest Over Confederate Statue May End Up Getting Others Removed
When white supremacist Dylann Roof shot and killed nine African American parishioners in a Charleston church, communities quickly called for the removal of public commemorations to the Confederacy. Cities across the country agreed, taking down...
By Maya Rhodan
August 14, 2017
Woman Found Buried on Beach Died When Sand Caved In
Officials said the death of a Texas woman on a beach in Ocean City, Maryland was accidental
By Julia Zorthian
August 3, 2017
Body of 30-Year-Old Vacationer Found Buried on Maryland Beach
Maryland police are investigating the death of 30-year-old Ashley O’Connor
By Kate Samuelson
August 1, 2017
Maryland Beach Patrol Will No Longer Bother Topless Women
Beach Patrol employees will still record complaints about toplessness
By Abigail Abrams
June 8, 2017
University of Maryland Murder Suspect Was Member of ‘Alt-Reich’ Facebook Group: Authorities
The FBI is investigating the fatal stabbing as a potential hate crime
By Melissa Chan
May 22, 2017
The Keepers
: Behind the Unsolved Murder of a Nun That Is Now a Netflix Series
The mystery is being unfolded in a new Netflix documentary series called
The Keepers
By Melissa Chan
May 18, 2017
Charter Bus Carrying 26 Children Overturns on I-95 in Maryland
More than two dozen people were injured
By Julia Zorthian
May 15, 2017
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan's Father, Republican Who Called for Nixon’s Impeachment, Dies
He was 88
By Tessa Berenson
April 21, 2017
Maryland Rape Victims Don't Have to Prove They Fought Back Under New Law
They no longer have to provide proof of "physical resistance"
By Raisa Bruner
April 18, 2017
All-Male Panel Failed to Pass Maryland Law Barring Rapists' Parental Rights
The panel reportedly ran out of time
By Kate Samuelson
April 18, 2017
Six Flags Roller Coaster Gets Stuck With 24 On Board
Emergency crews were working to rescue the trapped riders
By Abigail Abrams
April 13, 2017
Maryland Could Soon Order Alleged Domestic Abusers to Wear Tracking Devices
'It's Amber's legacy'
By Samantha Cooney
April 12, 2017
Maryland City to Remove Statue of Supreme Court Justice
Supreme Court Chief Justice Taney ruled against Dred Scott in the landmark 1857 case
By Melissa Chan
March 16, 2017
Mayor Resigns From Golf Club After Members Say They Shouldn't Welcome President Obama Over Israel Stance
Democratic activist Jeffrey Slavin has resigned after 61 years of membership
By Kate Samuelson
January 17, 2017
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