Mitch Ryals is a journalist who focuses on local news in Washington, D.C. He writes for the Washington City Paper, covering a range of topics including police accountability, local politics, and cultural events. With a keen eye for investigative reporting, Mitch strives to bring important stories to light and keep the community informed.
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Mayor Muriel Bowser will allow the 2025 budget to go into effect without her signature, objecting to the Council's tax hikes.
By: Mitch Ryals
In a meeting to address their concerns, DCHA Director Keith Pettigrew revealed that three law enforcement agencies are “on my back.”
By: Mitch Ryals
The former D.C. Housing Authority director is claiming whistleblower status in a recent lawsuit that argues she was effectively forced to resign under tough questioning from Councilmember Robert White and inaction from the board.
Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White was arrested by the FBI around 2 p.m. Sunday, according to a source familiar with the case.
The Ward 8 councilmember, who just all but secured a third term, was released from jail after an initial appearance in court Monday afternoon.
By: Mitch Ryals
Life Deeds, Inc. was terminated from one D.C. contract for allegedly falsifying background checks. Then it went on to receive another $300,000 contract to do violence interruption work.
By: Mitch Ryals
Lt. Andre Suber is the only cop scheduled for an adverse action hearing this month. This month, just one Metropolitan Police Department officer—Lt.
By: Mitch Ryals
Robinson, 26, was shot and killed by two MPD officers Sept. 1 The Metropolitan Police Department released body camera footage of the fatal
Benjamin Robertson was found unresponsive in the gym in his unit in the Central Detention Facility. Benjamin Robertson died inside the DC Jail over the weekend.
By: Mitch Ryals
A high-ranking MPD official mixed up the identities of the two officers who fired at Justin Robinson.
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