Molly Martinez

1 week ago | kktv.com | Molly Martinez

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - “President Trump’s trade war is economic arson on our main streets.”Democratic Senators are introducing new legislation Monday that they hope will shield small business owners from going under. Sen. Ed Markey, (D-MA)“Introducing the Small Business Liberation Act with Senator Hirono to provide an exemption for small businesses in our country from Trump’s Liberation Day. Because it is not Liberation Day, it’s obliteration day” The bill comes at a critical time.

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Molly Martinez

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - The government’s argument Tuesday was that they shouldn’t have to pay for their error in raiding the wrong house because it comes with the territory of the job. Both Liberal and conservative justices weren’t buying it. “Checking the house number at the end of the driveway means exposing the agents to potential lines of fire” argued Federal Government lawyer Jeffrey Yuanlong Liu. “How about making sure you’re on the right street?” responded Justice Neil Gorsuch.

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Molly Martinez

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - It’s a classic David v. Goliath here at the Supreme Court. Law enforcement raided the house of an innocent family, and they want the government to pay up. The government says they shouldn’t have to. “They busted down the front door. They detonated a flashbang grenade in the living room and they came in with guns drawn,” explains Dylan Moore, an attorney representing the victims from the Institute for Justice.

4 weeks ago | wbtv.com | Molly Martinez

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) -This year, 345 names are being added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial. They join 24,067 others who have bravely made the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. “It’s difficult to fight the feeling of sadness as you think about the tragic circumstances that caused these names to appear here today,” said Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger. Copyright 2025 Gray DC. All rights reserved.

4 weeks ago | localnewslive.com | Molly Martinez

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) -This year, 345 names are being added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial. They join 24,067 others who have bravely made the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. “It’s difficult to fight the feeling of sadness as you think about the tragic circumstances that caused these names to appear here today,” said Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger. Copyright 2025 Gray DC. All rights reserved.