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DC prosecutors: Crime initiative 'targets poor communities of color'
Investigations
Veteran sergeant sues DC Police, claiming retaliation for reporting improper tactics
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Investigations
Veteran sergeant sues DC Police, claiming retaliation for reporting improper tactics
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Investigations
DC Police sergeant: Department retaliated against me for blowing the whistle
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Elections
Virginia audits its elections every year – but state law renders the check powerless to fix mistakes
VA voting machines are checked for problems before Election Day. But an audit of whether they ultimately tallied votes accurately happens after results are finalized
Elections
Without secrecy sleeves, your mail-in ballot might not count
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Military News
Maryland law based on military mom's pleas goes into effect, creating new vehicle emissions exemption for military personnel
If Maryland service members are deployed outside the U.S. or stationed in a state that doesn't have an emissions program, they can obtain an exemption.
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Maryland law based on military mom's pleas goes into effect, creating new vehicle emissions exemption for military personnel
If Maryland service members are deployed outside the U.S. or stationed in a state that doesn't have an emissions program, they can obtain an exemption.
Investigations
Bill to test more DC playgrounds for toxic lead moves forward
DC Councilmembers are demanding action on potentially toxic lead dangers at D.C. public school playgrounds first exposed by WUSA9.
Investigations
House passes bill after death of Quantico worker to protect federal workers during the pandemic
WUSA9 first brought you the story of Chai Suthammanont in July and now it's prompting legal change.
Investigations
Veteran sergeant sues DC Police, claiming retaliation for reporting improper tactics
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Investigations
Veteran sergeant sues DC Police, claiming retaliation for reporting improper tactics
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Investigations
DC Police sergeant: Department retaliated against me for blowing the whistle
Sgt. Charlotte Djossou's lawsuit alleges "jump outs" and crime underreporting.
Elections
Virginia audits its elections every year – but state law renders the check powerless to fix mistakes
VA voting machines are checked for problems before Election Day. But an audit of whether they ultimately tallied votes accurately happens after results are finalized
Elections
Without secrecy sleeves, your mail-in ballot might not count
Forget to put your ballot inside these sleeves, and in some states your vote won’t count. On top of that, your ballot may be visible to anybody.
Producer's Picks
'It was time to regenerate' | BET co-founder has made hospitality her third act in life
Sheila Johnson recently reopened her Forbes 5-Star property, Salamander Resort & Spa, rearranging everything to avoid ending up with COVID-19 as an unwanted guest.
Nation World
Real-time updates: Findings in Breonna Taylor case grand jury recording
Recordings from the grand jury's decision in the Breonna Taylor case have been released. WHAS11 FOCUS investigators are reviewing the 15 hours of audio.
Military News
Maryland law based on military mom's pleas goes into effect, creating new vehicle emissions exemption for military personnel
If Maryland service members are deployed outside the U.S. or stationed in a state that doesn't have an emissions program, they can obtain an exemption.
Military News
Maryland law based on military mom's pleas goes into effect, creating new vehicle emissions exemption for military personnel
If Maryland service members are deployed outside the U.S. or stationed in a state that doesn't have an emissions program, they can obtain an exemption.
Investigations
Bill to test more DC playgrounds for toxic lead moves forward
DC Councilmembers are demanding action on potentially toxic lead dangers at D.C. public school playgrounds first exposed by WUSA9.
Investigations
House passes bill after death of Quantico worker to protect federal workers during the pandemic
WUSA9 first brought you the story of Chai Suthammanont in July and now it's prompting legal change.
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