DC Travel restrictions

People who make non-essential trips to D.C. from 39 states are required to self-quarantine for 14 days because of coronavirus levels.  D.C.’s health department added eight states to the high-risk list early Monday: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. No states were removed from the updated list. Anyone entering the District on non-essential business from...

Controversial new research says it’s virtually impossible to contract COVID-19 on a flight if you stay seated and wear a mask. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss digs into the study.

Washington, D.C., has released its updated list of states considered “high risk” due to the coronavirus pandemic and subject to travel restrictions.

Washington, D.C., has released its updated list of states considered “high risk” due to the coronavirus pandemic and subject to travel restrictions, and Delaware is back on the list.

Anyone entering D.C. from certain coronavirus “hot spots” following nonessential trips must self-quarantine for two weeks, Mayor Muriel Bowser has ordered. News4’s Mark Segraves has the details.