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Former Anchor J.C. Hayward Dropped From Lawsuit

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WUSA’s J.C. Hayward Retiring After Long Hiatus

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WUSA Anchor Remains Off Air Over School Scandal

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WUSA Viewers Hope To Bring Back Suspended Anchor

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Docs Say WUSA’s Hayward Was Paid Consultant

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WUSA Anchor Sued Over Alleged Self-Dealing

Washington City Paper | by TVNewsCheck

J.C. Hayward is among several people being sued by the District of Columbia for their alleged roles in taking more than $3 million from Options Public Charter School in Washington, D.C. The suit contends the scheme centered around two for-profit companies that had ties to the school, one of which was incorporated by Hayward.