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Three new vaccination sites will be established in D.C., some high school sports are tentatively set to resume on March 15 and the District’s new vaccination pre-registration system is launching next week, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Thursday. The new high-capacity vaccination sites will administer the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Bowser provided the updates in her first news conference...

News4’s Mark Segraves gets new details about D.C.’s preregistration site expected to launch some time next week.

The fight for D.C. statehood returns to Congress when the House Oversight and Reforms Committee hold a hearing on the matter. News4’s Shawn Yancy spoke with Howard University political science professor Robinson Woodward-Burns.

Big changes to how D.C. residents sign up for a vaccine and who can sign up are coming this week. All of these changes come after last week’s problems with the district’s online registration system. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

COVID-19 vaccine appointments fill up fast and new ones can pop up with little to no warning. The best advice is to keep trying. Navigating the process can be complicated and usually means visiting several websites, with each requiring its own registration, or waiting on hold to try and book by phone. Here’s how to book an appointment depending...

Snow, rain and sleet blended into a wintry mix by midday Monday in Frederick, Maryland.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued sweeping school reopening guidelines Friday using a color-coded system that provides recommendations corresponding to the spread of COVID-19 in communities. The move comes after President Joe Biden pledged in December to resume in-person learning at a majority of the nation’s schools in his first 100 days in office, making it one of his...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a new color-coded set of guidelines for reopening schools. News4’s Chris Gordon has the details.

For some, it involves no hugs and going on walks in the dead of winter. For others, it means going on a first date over a video call. Here is how dating during the pandemic looks like in the D.C. area.

Those entering D.C. on South Capitol Street will see a large, new billboard near Audi Field featuring an oil painting depicting the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police. News4’s Jackie Bensen talked to the creator of a project that’s been met with some controversy.

News4’s Juliana Valencia is working for you in Northwest D.C. tracking snow conditions on the roads.

Drivers entering the District via South Capitol Street will now see a large billboard on the left near Audi Field.   It features an oil painting that depicts the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police.  Painter Don Perlis’s work, entitled “Floyd,”  is an unflinching look at the moment burned indelibly into the conscious of so...

Navigating the process of booking a COVID-19 vaccine appointment can be complicated and usually means visiting several websites, with each requiring its own registration. News4’s Doreen Gentzler is working for you to clear up the process.

Two COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna have received emergency authorization from the Food and Drug Administration, allowing front-line health care workers to be inoculated against the virus. As of Monday, more than 18 million vaccine doses have been administered across the U.S. In our region, more than 882,000 people have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s what will happen...

D.C.-area leaders are calling on the federal government to get more coronavirus vaccines into the region. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

Indoor dining has returned to D.C. with restaurants now able to operate at 25% capacity. News4’s Juliana Valencia speaks with Gum Tong, the owner of Pete’s Diner about the challenges they’ve faced and their plans moving forward.