Max Marcilla
Northern Virginia Reporter at DC News Now
Northern Virginia Reporter at WDCW-TV (Washington, DC)
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3 days ago |
dcnewsnow.com | Max Marcilla
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — There’s no word on whether a driver will face any charges more than a year after they hit and killed a Howard University student in a crash. Now, the family of the 18-year-old who was killed, Mohamed Samura, is speaking out and pushing for answers. Samura was hit in the crash on June 11, 2024, near the Howard University business school. He died in the hospital four days later.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Max Marcilla
Editor’s Note: The story has been updated to reflect the correct date of the crash. The video attached to this story has also been replaced with the correct date of the crash. WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — There’s no word on whether a driver will face any charges more than a year after they hit and killed a Howard University student in a crash. Now, the family of the 18-year-old who was killed, Mohamed Samura, is speaking out and pushing for answers.
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1 week ago |
dcnewsnow.com | Max Marcilla
ARLINGTON, Va. (DC News Now) — There was a powerful show of support for survivors of domestic violence in Northern Virginia, all to raise awareness and some much-needed funding. The head of a women’s shelter slept in her car Thursday night to show the extreme measures some people will take to leave an abusive home. “This is probably where I’ll sleep,” said Tiffany Santana, the executive director of the Bethany House of Northern Virginia. She gestured to one blanket in the backseat of her car.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Max Marcilla
ARLINGTON, Va. (DC News Now) — There was a powerful show of support for survivors of domestic violence in Northern Virginia, all to raise awareness and some much-needed funding. The head of a women’s shelter slept in her car Thursday night to show the extreme measures some people will take to leave an abusive home.
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1 week ago |
dcnewsnow.com | Max Marcilla
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — A federal judge in the District is hearing arguments in a case involving a wartime law last used to send hundreds of thousands of Japanese-Americans to internment camps. The Trump Administration is now using the Alien Enemies Act to remove planeloads of immigrants to El Salvador quickly. Multiple federal judges across the country have used the act was not properly used.
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