Alexandria Man Dies in Police Custody, Investigations Launched into Arrest Procedures and Cause of Death
Investigations are underway after Allan F. Tucker III died in Alexandria police custody post-arrest for public intoxication, with local authorities pledging thorough examinations and transparency.
Washington D.C. Set for Sizzling Sunday with Highs Expected to Hit 100 Degrees
The forecast for Washington D.C. predicts a sunny Sunday with high temperatures, humidity, and a heat index possibly reaching 100 degrees. Calm winds will shift to a light breeze, with a warm week ahead including some chance of rain.
Former D.C. Cashier Convicted of Violent Armed Robbery Against Ex-Employer
Stephon Martin, 25, of Washington D.C., has been convicted of armed robbery and assault against his former employer. Prosecutors said Martin attacked the store owner on April 15, stealing cash and merchandise in two separate assaults. He is scheduled to be sentenced on November 7.
USDOT Unveils $46 Million Grant Program to Boost Public-Private Infrastructure Partnerships
The U.S. Department of Transportation announces $46 million for grants to support innovative finance and public-private partnerships in infrastructure projects.












