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Mom of Five Dedicated to Teaching Others Emergency Preparedness

According to the American Heart Association, 70 percent of Americans either do not know how to perform CPR or their training is outdated. For this reason, Antonisha "Nisi" Bennett is passionate about training moms and other caregivers in lifesaving skills. She lived in New York during 9/11 and remembers how helpless many people felt as a result of the attacks.

Commentary: Combatting Human Trafficking in Our Own Communities

“You’re pretty. You could make some money.” That was the headline of a recent Washingtonian Magazine article about young girls in our region who are lured through social media into the terrifying world of human trafficking.

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Crime Solvers Needs Help

Fairfax County Crime Solvers is seeking the public’s help in identifying whoever broke into a construction building and trailers in Chantilly and stole at least $15,000 in copper wire and caused about $60,000 in damage to the structures.

Delegate Still Working in Criminal Justice

Del. Steve Shannon (D-35th), a former prosecutor, plans to introduce several measures to stiffen penalties.

Delegate Still Working in Criminal Justice

D.C. police officials believe they may have found the body of a woman who disappeared in 1996.

Hoping for an Answer

Returning Campaign Money

Contributor to Rust was business raided by federal agents last March.

Returning Campaign Money

Coach had relationship with member of Oakton softball team.

Former Teacher Gets Suspended Sentence

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Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

Local families react to Moussaoui's guilty plea on terrorism charges.

Moussaoui To Fight Death Penalty

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New modern dance performance tells the story of suffragettes at Occoquan Workhouse in Lorton.