Delia Gonçalves

Nov 29, 2023 | wusa9.com | Delia Gonçalves |Lindsey Nance

WASHINGTON — An upcoming Metro shutdown could impact business owners along the Red Line around the holiday season. The Red Line stations around Farragut North and Gallery Place will be closed from Dec. 18 to Dec. 30. Judiciary Square station will close from Dec. 22 to Dec. 24. Metro leaders say the need to fix track problems and replace a concrete beam. But some are upset by the timing. In a changing downtown impacted by the pandemic and crime, another challenge for some businesses.

Nov 13, 2023 | wusa9.com | Eric Flack |Delia Gonçalves

A shelter house is a monitored group home for teens awaiting trial. It’s not a lockdown like Youth Services Center. The teens can still go to school and can earn home visits for good behavior. But Monday afternoon, Abed told reporters shelter house space hasn’t been an issue until recently.  “We have not had an issue of girls shelter capacity until October,” he said.

Nov 2, 2023 | khou.com | Delia Gonçalves |Laura Wainman

WASHINGTON — A 12-year-old child charged in a deadly carjacking case will remain at a juvenile detention facility until his next court hearing, after a judge declined to release him to family on Wednesday. The child, who WUSA9 will not be naming, was arrested and charged Tuesday with armed carjacking in connection to an alleged carjacking that happened Saturday night that left a 13-year-old boy dead. He made his first court appearance on Wednesday. On Oct.

Nov 1, 2023 | wnep.com | Delia Gonçalves |Laura Wainman

WASHINGTON — A 12-year-old child charged in a deadly carjacking case will remain at a juvenile detention facility until his next court hearing, after a judge declined to release him to family on Wednesday. The child, who WUSA9 will not be naming, was arrested and charged Tuesday with armed carjacking in connection to an alleged carjacking that happened Saturday night that left a 13-year-old boy dead. He made his first court appearance on Wednesday. On Oct.

Nov 1, 2023 | wusa9.com | Delia Gonçalves |Laura Wainman

WASHINGTON — A 12-year-old child charged in a deadly carjacking case will remain at a juvenile detention facility until his next court hearing, after a judge declined to release him to family on Wednesday. The child, who WUSA9 will not be naming, was arrested and charged Tuesday with armed carjacking in connection to an alleged carjacking that happened Saturday night that left a 13-year-old boy dead. He made his first court appearance on Wednesday. On Oct.