News4 Rundown

Fifty million COVID-19 shots have been administered in the U.S., and counting down to the cherry blossoms.

On the same day D.C. marks its 1,000th death due to the coronavirus, the mayor’s sister also died of COVID-19. Also, Olympian Dominique Dawes opens a gym in Maryland, and a chainsaw artist carves a sculpture to spark a social justice conversation.

Tiger Woods injured in a crash, local students return to school and an act of kindness in Texas.

In today’s News4 Rundown, we cover why Dr. Fauci is not changing his lifestyle much even after receiving the coronavirus vaccine, how Virginia lawmakers passed a bill to abolish the death penalty, the newest member of the SpaceX all-civilian space flight and a Black History Month profile of Washington Football Team Assistant Coach Jennifer King.

This week’s weather caused the delivery of vaccines to be delayed, and Black United Airlines pilots are inspiring others.

The Mars rover touches down and vaccine delays cause frustration.

Dulles and Reagan airports will soon offer onsite COVID-19 testing to passengers before they board flights, and a local student who named the Mars rover prepares for touchdown.

A new statewide vaccination registration website launched in Virginia, and a D.C. neighborhood gets creative to celebrate Mardi Gras during a pandemic.

On tonight’s News4’s Rundown, we have an interview with Dr. Fauci about the $1 million award he won, more on Metro service cuts, how President Biden celebrated Presidents Day and Meghan Markle’s pregnancy.

The CDC released its guidelines on reopening schools and a behind-the-scenes look at the Netflix hit “Bridgerton.”

In this digital newscast, News4 covers Montgomery County’s plans for indoor dining and Virginia considering letting bicyclists roll through stop signs. Plus, we look at footage of a lawyer joining a Zoom hearing with a kitten filter on.