- Keith L. Alexander
- Reporter
Alexander covers crime, specifically D.C. Superior Court cases for The Washington Post. Alexander has covered dozens of crime stories from Banita Jacks, the Washington woman charged with killing her four daughters, to the murder trial of intern Chandra Levy. Prior to covering crime, Alexander covered the airline industry and business travel for the Post’s financial section where he also wrote a weekly column called, Business Class. Alexander was a contributor to the 2007 Pulitzer Prize winning coverage of the Virginia Tech campus shootings as well as a contributor to the Post’s 2006 series and subsequent book, Being a Black Man. He has appeared on numerous national and local TV and radio news programs including the Today Show, MSNBC News, CBS Morning News, NBC News with Brian Williams, ESPN News, PBS’s McNeil/Lehrer and BET News. Prior to joining the Post in early 2001, the award-winning writer also wrote for USA Today, BusinessWeek magazine and the Dayton Daily News.
Guilty plea to manslaughter, driving under influence in fatal D.C. crash
Maria N. Werts, 49, was driving under the influence when her car left the road and killed a woman.
Murder trial begins for Washington man accused of stabbing his mother
Public defender says Christopher Martin suffers from mental illness and is not guilty by reason of insanity.
D.C. man accused of hammer attacks deemed competent for murder trial
Despite the finding, judge says he has “concerns” about Michael Davis’s ongoing mental health.
D.C. proposal would release suspects of nonviolent misdemeanors from jail
Council for Court Excellence aims to let people pay a fine rather than wait behind bars for their court date.
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