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Marilyn Mosby’s lawyers have indicated they intend to rely on several experts to build her defense.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — For over 20 years, West Bloomfield Fire Department Capt. and EMS Coordinator Gary Proctor has assisted local residents during medical emergencies.

Marilyn Mosby’s lawyers, in Wednesday’s filing, called the claim of perjury against her the “first of its kind,” saying no one else in the United States has been prosecuted for wrongly withdrawing money from their retirement accounts under the federal CARES Act.

Marilyn Mosby’s lawyers, in Wednesday’s filing, called the claim of perjury against her the “first of its kind,” saying no one else in the United States has been prosecuted for wrongly withdrawing money from their retirement accounts under the federal CARES Act.

Nicholes Lentz says he wasnt trying to keep Donald Trump in power when he traveled to Washington: "I just thought it was going to be a cool moment."

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Updated on June 13, 2021 at 9:41 pm NBC Universal, Inc. As part of D.C.s effort to broaden voter participation among incarcerated people, a unique election to fill an advisory neighborhood commission, or ANC, seat in Ward 7 will take place Tuesday.  Five inmates are running for an open seat that represents D.C. Jail and a new townhouse development, both located on Capitol Hill.  Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. They are: Aa...

If a politician holding public office can end up in a jail cell, why can't an inmate take the opposite journey -- from locked away behind bars to out in front, leading a community? It's an audacious question that five inmates at the D.C. Jail in the District's Ward 7 are asking by running for elected office while still incarcerated.

Two Eldersburg men are facing federal charges in connection with a scheme to smuggle Middle Eastern currency into the country.

Virginia man charged with helping plan Capitol attack will be jailed until trial Tom Jackman, Spencer S. Hsu and Rachel Weiner, The Washington Post Feb. 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - A Virginia man accused of being a coordinator in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol was ordered held in jail until his trial, with a federal judge finding Friday that his messages to others discussing bringing weapons to Washington and future attacks on state capitols made him a danger "not just to the ...