Matthew Torres is a reporter at WUSA9. He specializes in covering topics such as lawsuits, federal legislation, and the cannabis industry, including cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabis regulation. Matthew has been featured in various outlets including WPMT FOX43, WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, and 9NEWS Denver.
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Matthew Torres focuses on local news, particularly crime, government and politics in the United States, DC, Washington area. He seems to be interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to local politics, crime incidents, legal policy regulations and government announcements.
If you want to pitch a story to Matthew Torres it should be about ongoing or developing issues related specifically to Virginia or the greater DC/Washington region. This may include topics such as crime trends, local political developments including elections and policy changes at both city and state levels.
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By: Matthew Torres
Fairfax Coounty Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano is defending his office by saying his policies reflect the values of the community.
By: Matthew Torres
The Very Asian Foundation's May Book Project returned to Arlington to increase Asian representation in school libraries.
Several GOP lawmakers accuse the Fairfax County Commonwealth attorney for failing to prosecute undocumented criminals.
By: Matthew Torres
Fairfax County's top prosecutor defends policies amid GOP criticism over handling cases involving undocumented immigrants.
By: Matthew Torres
Alexandria City Police gunned down a man suspected of shooting and killing a woman early Monday morning.
By: Matthew Torres
Fairfax County Circuit Court Judge Michael Devine delivered a 40-year sentence, which was just under the prosecutors' requested sentence.
By: Matthew Torres
Court documents said that 39-year-old Ronnie Reel, who was wanted after he allegedly disappeared with a 17-year-old girl, was aware police were searching for her.
By: Matthew Torres
Some conservative prosecutors in Virginia argue they cannot uphold the assault weapons ban because it violates Constitutional rights.
By: Matthew Torres
Days before Brendan Banfield is set to be sentenced in the murder of his wife, her colleagues remember her as a devoted nurse who loved assisting others.
By: Matthew Torres
Christine's family is speaking for the first time since she and a stranger were murdered by her husband, Brendan Banfield.
