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The Metropolitan Police Department issued a silver alert for 71 year-old Alice Faye Luck. They are asking for the public’s assistance in locating her.

The D.C.-based brand Compass Coffee is trading in coffee beans for alcohol. The company announced Saturday on Instagram that they would be producing hand sanitizer to sell at their local stores.

Mayor Muriel Bowser responded to D.C’s share of the federal aid package to states with disapointment and anger. The district is usually treated as a state when it comes to federal programs, but this time they were given the same amount as a territory. NBC4’s Mark Segraves has the story.

In the span of just 10 days, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the D.M.V. skyrocketed from two to nearly 150. D.C., Maryland and Virginia have all declared states of emergency and social distancing policies are now in place. Here’s how some of the major events surrounding the D.C.-area coronavirus outbreak have unfolded. This timeline will be regularly...

Three more D.C. firefighters tested positive for the coronavirus on Sunday. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.

The D.C. National Guard was activated to provide support for the city as it handles the outbreak of the coronavirus.

The D.C. Department of Health announced the first death in the city from COVID-19. The patient was a 59-year-old male.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, social distancing has been recommended to prevent the transfer of disease. However, staying away from large groups or going into self-isolation can be difficult for the homeless.

As COVID-19 continues to spread, the homeless population struggles to distance themselves. Shelters across the city are dealing with a decline in donations and greater need for screening.

Officials from Howard University and Georgetown University announced that members of their given communities tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.

You don’t need to go out to flex your library card. The stacks might be closed, but the library isn’t. Here’s what to know about getting library resources from your computer or other devices. DC Public Library A list of all digital resources can be found here. Here are the highlights: Alexander StreetStream everything from classical music to the...

American University announced its first confirmed case of COVID-19 on Monday. The medical director of the student health center said in a university email that a student tested positive after traveling in the U.S.

PJ Feinstein from Washington Family magazine gives tips to keep your kids occupied with lots of time at home.

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Masked gunman opened fire in a Northeast D.C. barbershop on Friday night, injuring a 5-year-old boy and five others. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.

The district’s Chief of Police released data on the shooting and murders in the city Thursday at D.C. Council hearing.

One Northeast D.C. woman started a pop-up shop in the wake of the coronavirus. Chris Gordon reports she is selling masks, bleach and hand sanitizer as people scramble to prepare.

D.C. police release new details about shootings and gun violence in the district. NBC4’s Mark Segraves spoke with the Chief of Police Peter Newsham about the new findings.