Matt Delaney is a Digital Writer at various outlets including the Boston Herald and The Washington Times. He covers a range of topics with a focus on security and law enforcement, transportation and mobility, and juvenile justice, often exploring themes such as legal rights of minors and transportation policy. Matt's work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal and 630 WMAL.
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Matt Delaney focuses primarily on local crime-related news in the United States, with a heavy emphasis on evolving and breaking stories. If you are pitching to Matt, it would be best to offer exclusive insights related to ongoing criminal cases or breaking news involving homicide, shootings, and police activities within the United States.
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By: Matt Delaney
Red-light runners and speeders who routinely trigger automated traffic cameras in the District at specific locations and times of day are not the focus of enforcement operations by the city authorities tasked with keeping the roads safe.
By: Matt Delaney
Thousands flocked to the nation’s capital Monday for the Memorial Day parade, with attendees gathering for the first of many official 250th anniversary celebrations taking place this summer.
By: Matt Delaney
Chicago police reported only one death over the weekend, making it one of the least violent Memorial Day weekends there since 2010.
By: Matt Delaney
Seattle residents have erected barricades on side streets in their neighborhood to curb traffic and violence linked to rival prostitution rings.
By: Matt Delaney
A Southern California man who was attacked by a stranger outside of his President Trump-themed home has died of his injuries, according to police.
By: Matt Delaney
Minneapolis’ police chief resigned Tuesday rather than face disciplinary action for tampering with an investigation focused on his alleged sexual relationships with other city employees, Mayor Jacob Frey announced.
By: Matt Delaney
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed into law the Youth Charging Reform Act, which ends the automatic charging of minors as adults for certain gun and assault offenses, even as state prosecutors said keeping those youths in adult court can address their criminal behavior.
By: Matt Delaney
Maryland sheriffs on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against a new state law that forbids them from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
Water flowed again Thursday from D.C.’s Christopher Columbus Memorial Fountain, ending a two-decade drought for the historic structure that sits outside Union Station.
By: Matt Delaney
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka ordered a curfew Sunday at the federal immigration-detention facility in his New Jersey city where several protesters have been arrested in violent scrums with police.
