Coronavirus in DC, Maryland, Virginia: What to Know on May 16
Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.
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Parents Debate Sending Children to Summer Camp During COVID-19
Summer camps have taken on new protocols to keep children safe from COVID-19. News4’s Doreen Gentzler speaks with a local pediatrician who offers advice for parents
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Restaurants Struggle to Staff at Full Capacity
Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder reports on how some restaurants are dealing with a shortage of employees.
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Former Staffer Sues US Congressman Alleging ‘Reckless' Approach to COVID-19
A former staffer is suing U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), accusing the congressman of taking a “reckless” approach to COVID-19, exposing his staff and himself to the virus.
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Arlington County Reneges on In-Person Summer School Promise
Many parents in Northern Virginia were crushed this week when they learned many students who were promised in-person learning this summer will not be given that opportunity.
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Coronavirus in DC, Maryland, Virginia: What to Know on May 12
Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.
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DMV Parents Deciding Whether to Vaccinate Their Kids
The FDA has authorized Pfizer’s vaccine for children ages 12 to 15. but some local parents are still hesitant. News4’s Tracee Wilkins spoke with experts about what to expect.
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Shot of Hope: DC-Area Kids Participating in COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
In the next big step in the race to end the pandemic, 10 young children from the D.C. area recently received their first dose of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine as part of a nationwide clinical trial. Moderna started the second phase of its vaccine trial involving children under age 12. Researchers say the early results are encouraging and the fin... -
Coronavirus in DC, Maryland, Virginia: What to Know on May 9
Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.
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Washingtonian Staff Refuses to Publish After CEO's Op-Ed About Remote Work
A Washington Post op-ed about remote work by Washingtonian’s CEO prompted a publishing strike by the magazine’s staff.
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Vaccine Holdouts: How Some Departments Encourage First Responders to Get Vaccinated
Though first responders risk their lives by fighting fires and crime every day, an investigation by the News4 I-Team found thousands of public safety personnel in the D.C. region may be risking their safety in another way: by declining to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
