Eric Flack is a Chief Investigative Reporter at WUSA 9. He specializes in covering government and politics, law enforcement, and crime, while also delving into sports, particularly professional leagues like the NFL and MLB. Flack's work has been featured in WPMT FOX43, KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA), and WUSA-TV.
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Eric Flack's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, crime in Washington DC, and sports. If you have expertise or insights related to any of these areas within Washington DC, particularly regarding government announcements or legal issues pertaining to the city, it may be valuable to reach out with relevant information.
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By: Eric Flack
Legislation advanced Monday after a WUSA9 investigation highlighted ongoing issues District wide.
By: Eric Flack, Ruth Morton
The company was first cited for environmental law violations in 2015, yet continued to receive significant government contracts.
DC’s Mayor addressed allegations Maryland leaders are playing politics by blocking the RFK Bill
By: Eric Flack
RFK legislation has been included in the text of a congressional spending bill giving the District long term control over the RFK site for a potential new stadium.
By: Eric Flack
The legislation is the only way for DC to negotiate deal to bring the Washington Commanders back to the District.
Mayor Muriel Bowser said a new stadium could be built in 2-2.5 years.
By: Eric Flack
“He's going to be pardoning good men that don't deserve to be here," Zachary Alam said of the President Elect.
By: Eric Flack
"It was discouraging" council chair Jolene Ivey admitted of Oval Office Photo featuring DC's Mayor and team ownership
By: Eric Flack
Matthew Graves rejected early criticism about U.S. Attorney's Office response to violent crime in District.
By: Eric Flack, Jordan Fischer
The charges stemmed from his leadership role in the Kennedy Street Crew (KDY), which prosecutors described as one of the Districts "largest, oldest, and most violent street crews."
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