Eric Flack is a Chief Investigative Reporter at WUSA 9. He specializes in covering critical issues related to crime and justice, the judicial system, and transportation and mobility, with a notable focus on the Capitol Riot. Eric's work has been featured in various outlets, including WPMT FOX43, ABC10, 13News Now (WVEC), and more.
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By: Eric Flack
Hundreds voiced concerns at a DC budget hearing, warning that proposed cuts to child care funding by Mayor Bowser will harm families and educators.
By: Eric Flack
Reporting found that $4.5 million went to a trucking firm whose owner faces federal fraud charges, and 115 subcontractors may still be unpaid.
By: Eric Flack
Local health officials say the risk to the community is low, but urge residents to practice good hygiene around any rodent activity
By: Eric Flack
Elite military marksmen from U.S. and NATO forces competed in a grueling sniper contest at Fort Bragg, testing their precision under battlefield-like conditions.
The U.S. Army is training a new generation of "information warriors" to fight a war most Americans will never see
By: Eric Flack
A D.C.-area trucking company blames the city for unpaid subcontractors after January's snowstorm; says it is owed tens of millions from the District.
By: Eric Flack
115 subcontracting trucking companies — representing 80% of trucks that worked the January storm — still waiting to be paid
By: Eric Flack
DC Government reverses course on millions owed to snow removal contractor — one day after telling WUSA9 it would pay
By: Eric Flack
After days of reporting and questioning by WUSA9, the District of Columbia has agreed to pay tens of millions of dollars owed to two snow removal contractors who helped dig the city out after January'...
By: Eric Flack
DC Government reverses course on millions owed to snow removal contractor — one day after saying it would pay:
