News & Politics DC Reports Fewest Covid Infections Since March 2020 Just nine new cases were logged today. Hospitalizations have also reached a new low. Coronavirus, covid, Covid vaccine | 6 days ago
Health The Marine Corps Marathon Will Be Held in Person This Year Covid forced last year's event to be virtual. Health, Fitness, Coronavirus, covid | 3 weeks ago
News & Politics | Opinion Is “Cov Rage” the New “Road Rage”? Re-Entry Anxiety Has Urbanites on Edge Masks are coming off and tensions are rising. Coronavirus, COVID-19, covid, face masks | 4 weeks ago
News & Politics Virginia Could Lift All Covid Capacity and Gathering Limits on June 15 The state's mask mandate will remain. Coronavirus, Virginia, covid, Ralph Northam | 1 month ago
Health Children’s National Has Seen Zero Flu Cases Since the Start of the Pandemic During the 2019 flu season, there were 1,400 patients. Coronavirus, COVID-19, social distancing, Children's National | 1 month ago
News & Politics A Pandemic Prevention Center May Open in Montgomery County The center would coordinate research to combat future pandemics. Coronavirus, COVID-19, covid, Montgomery County | 1 month ago
Health DC Residents Can Pre-Register Kids 12 and Older for Vaccination at Children’s National Prince George's County residents can do so as well Coronavirus, Vaccine, Children's National | 1 month ago
News & Politics DC Encourages You to “Take the Sh*t” A truly great moment in municipal graphic design is upon us. Coronavirus, public health, Vaccines | 1 month ago
News & Politics Some DC Colleges Will Require Students to Be Vaccinated by the Fall Georgetown, GW, and American University students will need to get the jab. Coronavirus, Georgetown, American University, Vaccine | 1 month ago
News & Politics Georgetown Is Installing Deck Panels to Widen Its Sidewalks The bigger sidewalks will allow more space for social distancing and outdoor dining. Coronavirus, COVID-19, Georgetown, Outdoor Dining | 2 months ago
