A Virginia long-term care facility that tested all of its residents because of the scope of its coronavirus outbreak announced more deaths, bringing the total to 16

A new coronavirus testing site in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, is attracting people from all across the northern part of the state because of its streamlined testing process. About a week ago, BetterMed Urgent Care started converting five of its 12 urgent care clinics into strictly coronavirus exam sites. Co-owner Dr. Mark Rausch said he was concerned over the lack of…

BetterMed Urgent Care in Spotsylvania is attracting many people to its new testing site. News4’s Julie Carey reports.

There’s an international race against time to find vaccines and treatments for the coronavirus. Right now, a team of doctors and researchers in Virginia is leading clinical trials. News4’s Aaron Gilchrist spoke to the lead doctor.

It could still be weeks before the worst of the coronavirus crisis hits Virginia.  State officials are preparing for a surge in the number of people who test positive between late April and late May, Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday that analysis of the latest models shows. Northam told residents he was planning for the worst and hoping for...

The leaders of Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia announced stay-at-home orders on Monday as the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise in the capital region. The orders now give law enforcement enhanced ability to enforce social distancing guidance that have been in place for weeks, including limiting the size of gatherings. Under each executive order, dodging the rules...

Virginia’s governor has ordered all higher education institutions to stop any in-person instruction amid the coronavirus pandemic

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam issued an executive order telling Virginians to stay at home effective immediately. Northam said he issued the order because people are not following guidelines they remain in their residences. He noted large crowds of people gathering at beaches and other places over the weekend. “You are being very, very selfish,” Northam said. “You are putting all…

News4’s Shomari Stone breaks down what you can and can’t do during a stay-at-home order.

A stay-at-home order is now in effect for Virginians. News4’s Julie Carey explains what you can and can’t do — and the penalty if you don’t obey the order.

White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx says that if the United States does everything perfectly, we could still expect to see 100,000-200,000 deaths from coronavirus.

Arlington health officials announced the city’s first two deaths related to COVID-19 on Sunday.

A resident in a Springfield, Virginia senior living community tested positive for coronavirus on Friday. Members of the facility were notified in a letter on Saturday.

Fairfax County has twice as many coronavirus cases as any other city or county in Virginia, which means emergency room doctors & nurses here are likely helping coronavirus patients everyday.

At one Fairfax Hospital nurses and doctors are being proactive about the future of COVID-19. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey spoke with some medical workers about what they’re doing to stay safe.

Gov. Ralph Northam updates the state of Virginia after the number of confirmed cases surpassed 600 on Friday. There have been 16 deaths in the state from COVID-19.

A Virginia photographer is taking free family portraits from a distance in light of the COVID-19 outbreak, News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

A Loudoun County, Virginia, educator died of coronavirus and was the first person in the county to die of the virus. Susan Rokus worked as a teacher for many years and continued to work into her 70s as a reading tutor at three elementary schools right up until they closed because of the virus. Her death was caused by respiratory…

A health official says a Virginia rehabilitation facility is facing a staffing and supply shortage amid a coronavirus outbreak that has killed four patients and sickened more than a dozen patients and staff

A woman who lost her fight with the coronavirus was a longtime teacher in Loudoun County. News4’s Jackie Bensen spoke to her family and friends.