After the fatal shooting of Roanoke, Virginia journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward during a live broadcast on Wednesday, a series of items that could allude to a larger…
The man suspected of killing two Virginia journalists during a live television broadcast once filed a lawsuit against a former employer
After another televised slaying, the White House on Wednesday renewed the Obama administration's call for Congress to act on gun control.
A misidentification of the alleged WDBJ shooter may have endangered the life of an innocent man.
Speaking on the Roanoke shooting that claimed the lives of two journalists, President Obama said gun-related incidents dwarf terrorism.
The suspected gunman who killed two journalists Wednesday morning may have been motivated by the Charleston AME shooting.
Alison Parker just celebrated her birthday last week, while Adam Ward was engaged to be married. Today, their lives were cut short
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Master Plan? Police Find Wig, To-Do List In Alleged WDBJ Shooter Vester Flanagan’s Car
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Suspected WDBJ Shooter Vester Flanagan Says Newsroom Producer Called Him A “Monkey”
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Obama Administration Urges Congress To Act On Gun Control After WDBJ-TV Slayings
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So This Happened: Media Misidentified Man As Alleged WDBJ Shooter Vester Flanagan, Apologizes For Mistake
