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Prince George's County leader committing to local companies and labor for Sphere plans (opens the original)
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. (7News) — Prince George's County Executive Aisha Braveboy is doubling down on the county's commitment to the community as the council works to reach a deal to bring the Sphere to National Harbor. "Our residents must get the jobs, our local and minority businesses must get the contracts, and our workers must have strong protections," said Braveboy. RELATED | Prince George's County leaders want to ensure labor unions are involved in Sphere project Braveboy announced for
Noisy vehicle monitoring to start in Fairfax County (opens the original)
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TYSONS, Va. (7News) — Leaders in Fairfax County, Virginia, are launching an electronic pilot program to cut down on the number of noisy cars tearing through quiet neighborhoods. It's been an issue for years, according to county supervisors, but it really came to the forefront after COVID. Supervisor Dalia Palchik said it's the number one complaint her office gets. "Route 7, Route 123, off the Beltway, off 66, we're really here in the heart of the county, and transportation, especially at night,
Parents push to save early-childhood program after Arlington Public Schools closure plans (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — Passionate parents all dressed in red packed the Arlington Public Schools (APS) board meeting room Thursday night, trying to save an early-childhood program they said changes the lives of young children. "I feel like he's wanting to be more independent, feeding himself, he's showing improvement with more signs," said Sarah Scott, talking about her toddler Struan who has Down Syndrome. "We’ve spent Struan's life navigating, at least the introductory stage, of all the medi
DC police investigate 2 potential cases of Flock camera 'misuse' (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — In a letter to a D.C. councilmember, Interim Chief of Police Jeffery Carroll shared the department is currently investigating two cases of 'potential misuse' of Flock technology within the department. The information comes in a letter that is a direct response to Councilmember Brooke Pinto, who sent the department ten questions related to how Flock camera technology is used and regulated. The letter did not give any more information or context on those potential misuse cases
DC Councilmember pushes for transparency from MPD on Flock cameras (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON (7News) — This week, D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto sent a list of ten questions to D.C. police all about Flock cameras, how they're used and how they're regulated in the District. "It's really important that we in the public have a clear sense of how this technology is being used and what the guardrails are to ensure that there aren't any missteps and misuse," said Pinto. Pinto chairs the Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. She says Metro P.D. started working with Flock in 2024,
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