Coronavirus in DC Area

COVID-19 cases have risen in D.C., Maryland and Virginia this month, but overall we’ve seen great improvement in case numbers and hospitalizations since spring.

Many employees of the District of Columbia government made their way into the Wilson Building early Monday morning for the first time in more than a year. “I think it’s the light at the end of the tunnel that we’re seeing an end to this pandemic,” said Jay Melder, assistant city administrator. Celebration was in the air outside the...

The mayor’s office says employees will see COVID-19 safety protocols in place, including staggered work schedules to better spread out workers.

A child in Virginia has died due to complications from COVID-19, the second child to die of the disease in the commonwealth.

Restaurants and businesses are still deep cleaning over COVID-19 concerns, but experts say that excess cleaning isn’t doing much to prevent the spread of the virus. News4’s Doreen Gentzler reports.

The county has already vaccinated hundreds for COVID-19 with its mobile clinics, and hopes to vaccinate hundreds more.

July 4 in the nation’s capitol will look a lot more familiar this year, with local officials urging people to go to the National Mall for fireworks. News4’s Mark Segraves has details.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says the state of emergency declared more than a year ago to combat COVID-19 will soon be over. On July 1, emergency restrictions and mandates of any kind will end, Hogan said Tuesday.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder talks with Fairfax County teachers about the staff shortage for summer school.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Introverts tend to focus on their close friendships, and had an easier time doing so when not forced to socialize so much, says psychologist and Harvard professor Arthur Brooks. On the other hand, extreme extroverts were more likely to be unhappy during social distancing.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Some of News4’s parents discuss what it’s like now that people are getting vaccinated.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.

Here’s what to know about the coronavirus data, resources and reopenings across the D.C. area.