David Williams
Coverage of David Williams in the Nexus archive.
- Pair accused of stealing more than $27K worth of luggage at MIA
Two men, David Williams and Alexander Oscar, were arrested for allegedly stealing over $27,000 worth of luggage from Miami International Airport baggage carousels in April. Surveillance video showed them removing luggage from multiple carousels and leaving with it in waiting vehicles. Williams has a prior arrest for armed robbery, and both are currently held at a correctional center with set bond amounts.
- Northern Virginia Republicans vie to take on US Sen. Mark Warner
Three Republicans from Northern Virginia are competing for the GOP nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, who seeks a fourth term. Warner holds a financial advantage and faces candidates with military or federal government backgrounds.
- Helping men take their health more seriously
David Williams, a men's health advocate, discusses the importance of men prioritizing their health with Ronia Shamona.
- GOP Senate hopefuls face long odds in race to challenge Virginia’s Mark Warner
Republican Senate hopefuls in Virginia face long odds in challenging Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, with primary candidates Kim Farington, Bert Mizusawa, and David Williams competing for the GOP nomination. The candidates highlight differing campaign themes but confront Warner's name recognition and fundraising advantages.
- GOP Senate hopefuls face long odds in race to challenge Mark Warner
Republican candidates Kim Farington, Bert Mizusawa, and David Williams are competing in the Aug. 4 primary to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Warner in Virginia. The Republicans face an uphill battle against Warner, a well-funded incumbent with strong name recognition.
- Accused ex-Southfield teacher barred from contact with kids listed with youth-facing choir
Lamar Willis, a former music teacher accused of multiple sex crimes against children, is listed as an accompanist and assistant director for The Willis C. Patterson Chorale, which works with youth. Oakland County prosecutors confirmed his bond conditions prohibit contact with individuals under 18, prompting investigations into potential violations. The choir offers free music lessons for children aged 5-18.
- Baltimore mayor vows to press on with spending, dismisses scrutiny as ‘ridiculous reporting’
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott defended over $52,000 in taxpayer-funded expenses for food, drinks, and skybox access at Orioles and Ravens games, despite an Inspector General's report highlighting attendance by donors, political figures, and city employees. Critics, including taxpayer advocate David Williams, accused the mayor of favoritism, while Scott emphasized expanded access for everyday residents and families affected by violence.