Thursday, April 25, 2019

Local Headlines: Federal agents search Baltimore City Hall and the mayor’s home

Local Headlines
Essential news for the Greater Washington area
Peter Hermann / The Washington Post
Federal agents search Baltimore City Hall and the mayor's home
The action comes in the wake of questions about Mayor Catherine E. Pugh's book deals.
Maryland man convicted of murder in death of worker building secret bomb shelter
Daniel Beckwitt, 27, faces up to 30 years in prison for the 2017 death of Askia Khafra, 21.
 
Federal subsidy to Metro would increase by $50 million a year under Senate bill
The proposal from the Washington region's senators is conditional on new oversight and safety measures.
 
Analysis
Washington Capitals' bid for back-to-back Stanley Cups ends in double overtime against the Carolina Hurricanes
Washington blew a two-goal lead to Carolina, and the Capitals' record in Game 7s at home fell to a dismal 3-9.
 
After cyclist is hit by police car turning right on red, police charge cyclist
The cyclist was not seriously hurt, and Fairfax County police said he was riding the wrong way on Route 1.
 
 
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Perspective
The Howard University controversy was never just about dogs. It was about respect.
Students and administrators at the historically black university have politely and not-so-politely sent a message: Stop using our sacred yard as a public park.
 
D.C. attorney general to review police procedures after officer detains 9-year-old boy
The child's mother says the boy was leaning against a parked car when the encounter took place.
 
Buttigieg gets first endorsement from member of Congress, Rep. Don Beyer of Va.
Rep. Don Beyer (D) says Democratic 2020 hopeful Pete Buttigieg has rare ability to communicate.
 
D.C. Council members move to oppose Maryland toll plan for Capital Beltway, I-270 and B-W Parkway
District lawmakers say Maryland should focus on improving transit instead.
 
D.C. school system's central office facing cuts
The schools chancellor defended his budget amid criticism.
 
 
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Victims of lead-paint poisoning could receive more money following ruling
The Maryland attorney general's office applauded the decision, while a lawyer from an earlier case said the money victims could get is limited.
 
Virginia cancels striped bass fishing season amid concerns over population decline
In a 7-0 vote, the Virginia Marine Resources Commission suspended striped bass fishing for the spring season.
 
Man accused of groping 19-year-old woman on plane
The alleged incident occurred on a flight from Tokyo to Dulles Airport last year.
 
Republican enters crowded Fairfax County election for board chairman
Joseph Galdo, who ran as a Green Party candidate for Congress in 2014, vows to "make Fairfax great again."
 
 
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