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  Washington DC 2 hours ago

  July Fourth in DC: Schedule Released for Flyovers, Big Fireworks Show

  On July Fourth, Washington, D.C., will be treated to the largest fireworks display in recent memory and military flyovers, but everyone should maintain their social distance and wear a mask while celebrating, the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior say. The Park Service and Department of the Interior released details Wednesday ...
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  Virginia Jun 30

  What Virginia's Coronavirus Data Shows as Phase 3 Begins

  As phase three reopening starts in Virginia on Wednesday, July 1, state data shows progress in containing the coronavirus.  A smaller portion of those who are tested are testing positive, the number of new cases has plateaued, the rate at which cases are doubling has slowed and hospitals have enough ventilators and beds.  Virginia is not ...
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  Larry Hogan Jun 30

  Maryland Gov. Hogan Announces $210M for Remote Learning and Tutoring

  Maryland will receive $210 million for remote learning and tutoring to help schools and students most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
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  COVID-19 Jun 30

  Families Grieve Virginia Care Facility Deaths

  Families who lost loved ones at one of the Northern Virginia care facilities hardest hit by the coronavirus say they were left in the dark about their relatives’ illness until it was too late. State health officials say 55 people died from Coronavirus at Annandale Healthcare Center — a number the company disputes. Keith Melvey said his worries star...
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  Coronavirus in Maryland Jun 29

  Dozens Still Face Charges for Violating Maryland Emergency Orders

  Nearly 150 people are facing prosecution for violating the state COVID-19 emergency stay-at-home order this spring in Maryland, according to a review by the News4 I-Team. Gov. Larry Hogan’s March emergency declaration made it a crime punishable by up to a year in prison for individuals to make nonessential travel or congregate in large groups. Acco...
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  coronavirus Jun 30

  Loudoun County Sees Spike in Coronavirus Cases After ‘Beach Week' Trip

  Loudoun County is reporting a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases, specifically in teenagers. Health officials say about 100 teens have tested positive and the spike traces back to a beach trip in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Dozens of Loudoun County “Beach Week” attendees from multiple parts of the county brought home new COVID-19 cases...
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  Coronavirus in Maryland Jun 29

  MGM Casino, Gyms to Reopen as Prince George's Enters Full Phase 2

  Prince George’s County will fully move into phase two of Maryland’s reopening plan at 5 p.m. Monday, allowing casinos, shopping malls and gyms to reopen for the first time since shutdowns to slow the spread of coronavirus began. The list of businesses reopening for the first time includes farmer’s markets; many personal service pr...
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  coronavirus Jun 29

  Maryland Tells Lab to Stop Performing COVID-19 Tests

  State officials have ordered a Maryland lab to stop performing coronavirus tests and have warned people who recently got tested through the company that their results may be incorrect
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  Charles County Jun 29

  Memorial Service for COVID-19 Victims Brings Families Together

  Families in Charles County, Maryland came together Sunday afternoon, despite the hot temperatures, for a memorial service to remember their loved ones who died after a coronavirus outbreak in a local nursing home. Wearing masks, people gathered outside at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in La Plata to pay tribute to the people they lost to COVID-1...
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  coronavirus Jun 24

  Fairfax County Schools Asks Parents to Choose: Virtual Or In-Person Learning for Fall

  Parents with students in Fairfax County Public Schools have some big decisions to make before fall 2020: Choosing whether to return to in-person classes or to keep their children in virtual education. The virtual learning option would have students log on for full-time schooling. Interactive instruction will be offered four days a week. Parents cou...
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  Virginia Jun 25

  Virginia Nightclub to Reopen With Changes, ‘COVID-19 Fee'

  One of the area’s longest operating music venues will reopen next month with some major changes, including a “COVID-19 fee.” The Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia, has been closed since mid-March, like thousands of music venues across the country. Owner Gary Oelze tells News4 he plans to reopen July 10. “We’ve been closed 103 days as of...
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  Dr. Anthony Fauci Jun 23

  4 Doctors Weigh In on How to Travel Safely This Summer

  Considering traveling this summer? Dr. Anthony Fauci and others are offering their advice on what’s safe and what’s not. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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  Virginia Jun 24

  Virginia Couple Charged in $1.5 Million Virus Fraud Scheme

  A Northern Virginia couple has been charged with fraud after prosecutors say they received nearly $1.5 million in federal funds meant for businesses struggling under the coronavirus pandemic