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Matthew Torres focuses on local news, particularly crime, government and politics in the United States, DC, Washington area. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to local politics, crime incidents, legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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By: Matthew Torres
Dan Creedon said he's not a plaintiff in the lawsuit but received a subpoena for information, which he believed is being used as a scare tactic.
By: Matthew Torres
Dozens of people gathered at the Jollibee in Wheaton, Maryland Wednesday to support demands for equitable pay for employees.
By: Matthew Torres
An independent report agreed with the Commonwealth's decision to not charge officers in a police shooting in McLean. It determined an officer violated two policies.
By: Matthew Torres
Virginia lawmakers changed the statute of limitations for unlawful dissemination or sales of images.
By: Matthew Torres
Supporters who are against the plan to reinstate Confederate names are preparing to hold the rally before the school board vote on Thursday.
By: Matthew Torres
Lee Chapel Road has become a notoriously dangerous stretch of road in Fairfax County. Efforts to improve safety continue after two teen girls died last year.
By: Matthew Torres, Matt Pusatory Wusa
The vote happened after hours of testimony that lasted into Friday morning. SHENANDOAH, Va. โ The Shenandoah County School Board voted to restore the names of Confederate leaders at two schools in the county.
By: Matt Pusatory Wusa, Matthew Torres
The vote happened after hours of testimony that lasted into Friday morning.
By: Matt Pusatory Wusa, Matthew Torres
The vote happened after hours of testimony that lasted into Friday morning. SHENANDOAH, Va. โ The Shenandoah County School Board voted to restore the names of Confederate leaders at two schools in the county.
By: Matthew Torres
The Fairfax County school board approved a motion to start a pilot program for the secure storage of cellphones in classrooms.
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