Jarrod Warren Ramos, the gunman who killed five Capital Gazette employees in June 2018, was sentenced life in prison Tuesday.

Five Capital Gazette newsroom employees were killed in the June 2018 shooting.

The man accused of killing five Maryland newspaper employees pleaded guilty on Monday.

Hundreds of prospective jurors are expected to be questioned ahead of the trial for the Capital Gazette shooting.

Five employees were shot dead inside their newsroom on June 28, 2018.

Four journalists and one sales assistant were killed on June 28, 2018.

The shooting marked the largest killing of journalists in U.S. history.

Four journalists and a sales assistant were killed in the Capital Gazette newsroom on June 28, 2018.

The shooting at a Maryland newsroom happened a week ago.

The parade is less than a week after five Gazette staffers were shot and killed.

Suspect Jarrod Ramos was taken into custody after the Thursday shooting.

The president had previously ordered flags lowered after mass shootings.

President Donald Trump has reversed the initial rejection of a request to lower the White House flag to half-staff to honor the newspaper employees who were killed in a Maryland shooting last week.

Rob Hiaasen, a veteran journalist, was one of five killed in the shooting.

Five staff members of the The Capital Gazette were shot and killed.

The Capital Gazette paper where 5 were killed thanked the community.

Court papers show alleged gunman's longtime grudge against the Annapolis, Maryland, paper

Over four years ago, Jarrod Ramos swore a "legal oath" in court documents to kill a staff writer for the Capital Gazette.

The man accused of fatally shooting five people inside a Maryland newsroom on Thursday may have been nursing a longstanding grudge against the business.

Capital Gazette continues to print paper despite murder of five staff as new details emerge on the suspect and investigation.

The five people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the newsroom of the Capital Gazette in Annapolis, Maryland.

Jarrod Ramos, 38, had sued the Capital Gazette over a 2011 describing a harassment case.

Three women sang "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" as they walked through Annapolis holding candles.

The suspect was taken into custody without incident after five people were killed in a shooting at the Capital Gazette, a daily Annapolis paper.

The alleged gunman was taken into custody without incident.

The paper remembered the five victims killed including editors, reporters and a sales assistant.

The president said that two potential nominees were women; he plans to announce his pick July 9.

In 2011, the newspaper ran an article about him stalking a classmate; he pleaded guilty to harassment.

Five people were killed in Thursday's shooting. The suspect was arrested.

Journalists expressed support for their counterparts at the Capital Gazette.

Five staffers were killed. The alleged shooter was quickly taken into custody. Shooting suspect barricaded newsroom door to keep victims from escaping: Prosecutor

The president called the Capital Gazette shooting a "horrible thing."

All five victims who were gunned down in a shooting at the Capital Gazette, a daily local newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland, were employees of the newspaper.

The suspect, identified by law enforcement sources as Jarrod Ramos, lost a defamation suit against the Capital Gazette, according to court records.

The suspected shooter, who was armed with a shotgun, is not cooperating with authorities, officials briefed on the investigation told ABC News.

The blood is fresh on the newsroom floor and the grief of its staff raw, but the Capital Gazette of Annapolis, Maryland, says it will publish a newspaper on Friday.

Jarrod Ramos, 38, has been charged with five counts of first-degree murder in the mass shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland.

Keith Cyphers works across the hall from the Capital Gazette and was just feet away from the shooter when he smashed his way into the Annapolis office.

The gunman looked for his victims as he walked through the building's lower level, according to Maryland police.

A single shooter shot multiple people at my office," Capital Gazette reporter Phil Davis wrote on Twitter.

Authorities said they surrounded and captured the alleged gunman at the Annapolis Capital Gazette.

Multiple law enforcement sources tell ABC News that the alleged shooter is Jarrod Ramos of Laurel, Maryland.

Officials said the suspect entered the building with a shotgun and smoke grenades.

Sen. Ben Cardin praised the Gazette as a "local, home-grown paper."

President Donald Trump said he was briefed on the shooting at a newspaper owned by Capital Gazette Communications.

The suspect is a "white male," according to police.

The suspected shooter is in custody and being questioned, police said.

A Gazette reporter said multiple people were shot, according to The Baltimore Sun, which owns the Gazette.

The Capital Gazette is a daily newspaper in Annapolis.