News4 Rundown

D.C. is allowing fans to attend Capitals and Wizards games and more fans at D.C. United and Nationals games, people are taking early vacations, and a popular art installation is back for the spring.

Prince George’s County Public Schools has students back in the classroom, a boy who crashed an ATV is saved with the help of TikTok, and the bald eagle population has made a comeback.

Virginia lawmakers speed up the legalization of marijuana, investigators blamed speed for Tiger Woods’ crash, and a couple of statues cause controversy in Georgetown.

The CDC updated its travel guidance for people who have been vaccinated, a statue will be unveiled in honor of the first Black man to play in the NBA, and a man found a way to have fun with his family during the pandemic.

Virginia announces when it will expand vaccination eligibility, churches reopen ahead of Easter, and a popular trail is getting a makeover.

Virginia’s governor wants the legalization of marijuana accelerated, how to makeover your garage to make more space and twin sisters celebrate their 100th birthday.

New changes and rules will be in place for fans who go to baseball games at Nationals Park this season.

Pfizer is starting COVID-19 vaccine trials for children.

The News4 Rundown brings you how Virginia made history, some 2021 kitchen trends and more.

On the News4 Rundown we cover how to check out the Cherry Blossoms’ peak bloom from home, USPS’ plan for more reliable service and a dry start to spring.

Tonight on the News4 Rundown: the CDC has outlined new school guidelines and two Maryland police officers are being credited with helping calm down a man having a behavioral health crisis.

Access to the vaccine is expanding, and tips to shed pounds out on during the pandemic.

Tonight on the News4 Rundown: the District has expanded vaccine pre-registration to all residents, police in the region are stepping up its presence around Asian American businesses following killings in Georgia and more information on COVID-19 long-haulers.

Vaccine trials for children advance, and a UK-style bar is coming to D.C.

A hero saved a boy’s life at the Wharf, people are putting stimulus checks to work and new COVID-19 testing stations open at local airports.

Some local counties are easing COVID-19 restrictions, and Netflix is cracking down on password sharing.

One Georgetown University Law Center professor was fired and another was placed on administrative leave following a conversation they had about the performance of Black students on a recorded video call. Also on the News4 Rundown, D.C. police release video of a group of ATV and dirt bike riders believed to be linked to a shooting.

Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera talks about being scared to death, and noisy cicadas will make their return this spring.

Maryland is rolling back some pandemic restriction, and Amelia Draper has her peak cherry blossom bloom forecast.

The News4 Rundown on March 8, 2021 discusses the CDC’s post-vaccine guidelines and fallout from Meghan and Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.