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ANNAPOLIS — A wreath-laying ceremony marking the fifth anniversary of an attack that killed five people at the Capital Gazette newspaper was held Wednesday as their grieving families and friends

Grieving relatives joined current and former staff of the Capital Gazette newspaper at a wreath-laying ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland. They marked the fifth anniversary of the attack on the newspaper

On June 28, 2018, a gunman forced his way into the newspaper's offices, opening fire and killing five staffers. It's the largest mass shooting of journalists in the nation's history.

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The community gathered in Annapolis to honor victims and survivors of gun violence five years since the mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newsroom.

Families and friends of the victims, along with elected officials like Maryland Governor Wes Moore, gathered at the Guardians of the First Amendment Memorial, dedicated on this day two years ago.

Grieving relatives joined current and former staff of the Capital Gazette newspaper at a wreath-laying ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland. They marked the fifth anniversary of the attack on the newspaper

Grieving relatives joined current and former staff of the Capital Gazette newspaper at a wreath-laying ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland. They marked the fifth anniversary of the attack on the newspaper that killed five people. And they found themselves consoling other families in the wake of yet another mass shooting. Five wreaths were placed at the five pillars of the Guardians of First Amendment Memorial, not far from the downtown waterfront. Authorities say a dispute over a parking space this ...

Grieving relatives joined current and former staff of the Capital Gazette newspaper at a wreath-laying ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland. They marked the fifth anniversary of the attack on the newspaper

Grieving relatives joined current and former staff of the Capital Gazette newspaper at a wreath-laying ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland. They marked the fifth anniversary of the attack on the newspaper