As the coronavirus outbreak shutters restaurants and stores across the United States, several companies have decided to offer discounts and deals to help alleviate the closures’ financial, emotional and technological costs on consumers, institutions and other businesses.

President Donald Trump is willing to help governors in their struggle with a virus outbreak, if they ask nice

Over 1,800 people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia have now been diagnosed with coronavirus and health officials say the virus has killed at least 25 in the region. The virus has infected a broad range of people, from an 8-week-old baby boy to elderly nursing home residents. For most people, the coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms including fever….

Congress is prepared to provide stimulus checks to middle- and low-income Americans battered financially by the ever-growing coronavirus pandemic.

The number of confirmed coronavirus infections worldwide has topped 600,000 with new cases stacking up quickly in Europe and the United States and officials digging in for a long fight against the pandemic

The nation’s fiercest fiscal conservatives have largely embraced the economic rescue package approved by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump

Dr. Deborah Birx has emerged as one of the most important voices in the administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic

The fallout from the coronavirus outbreak continues to hit the world of entertainment particularly hard as the number of events either being postponed or canceled outright continues to add up. Here’s a current list of some of the high profile concerts and festivals that have been impacted because of the virus.

U.S. coronavirus infections surged to top the world amid warnings that the pandemic is accelerating in cities like New York, Chicago and Detroit.

The United Nations says the 191 parties to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty have decided to postpone a conference to review its implementation because of the coronavirus pandemic

The Navy is the military service hit hardest by the coronavirus crisis

D.C. is addressing concerns with the online unemployment application. Applicants say they are running into a snag with the online application requiring them to answer whether they have applied for two jobs before applying, despite that provision being removed by emergency legislation. The District’s Office of Employment Services has been hit with a tidal wave of applications for unemployment...

News4 has received emails and calls from people frustrated by unsuccessful attempts to file online for unemployment benefits in the District. Jackie Bensen got some answers from D.C. officials.

Several new coronavirus cases connected to Montgomery County nursing homes involve both residents and staff. News4’s Shomari Stone reports from Brighton Gardens, where three residents tested positive.

The final pitch of the 2020 baseball season could be thrown closer to Christmas than Halloween.

Students at the New York University Tisch School of the Arts want some of their tuition money back because they say virtual classes aren’t what they paid for — but instead of addressing the situation, the school’s dean sent them a video of herself dancing to REM’s “Losing My Religion.” Following several communications between students and the school administration,...

President Donald Trump used Friday’s coronavirus news conference to express frustration with some lawmakers and corporations, saying “some aren’t appreciative … they have to do a better job themselves.” Members of the coronavirus task force also gave updates on the pandemic response, including assurances by the USDA that Americans are not at risk of a food shortage.

As we all clamor for information about the COVID-19 virus, our leaders are listening to advice from scientists and medical professionals who’ve spent their careers preparing for a pandemic.  “It’s an important role,” said Dr. Georges Benjamin, one of 20 members of the Standing Committee on Emerging Infectious Diseases and 21st Century Health Threats. “To be kind of a rapid...

Gov. Larry Hogan says Maryland has received a major disaster declaration from the federal government in response to the coronavirus

As we all clamor for information about COVID-19, our leaders are listening to advice from scientists and medical professionals who’ve spent their careers preparing for a pandemic. Investigative Reporter Jodie Fleischer spoke with one in Gaithersburg.