Valentine's Day

Restaurant owners in Montgomery County said Sunday that they were grateful to be able to welcome customers back indoors to sit down and eat, just in time for Valentine’s Day, as the county lifted the indoor dining ban.

News4’s Darcy Spencer is in Potomac, where people are enjoying a meal inside one of their favorite restaurants for the first time in months.

After a thorough taste test, there’s a clear winner this year.

News4’s Shomari Stone reports on love in the freezing air.

On this Valentine’s Day, Americans are searching for ways to celebrate love amid so much sickness and isolation as the coronavirus pandemic stretches past its year anniversary

News4’s parents discuss their relationship advice and tips for this year’s Valentines Day.

The pandemic has more singles relying on dating apps to make a love connection. All that online activity has led to an increase in the number of romance scams being reported. The Federal Trade Commission says in 2019 people reported losing $201 million to romance scams — that’s a lot of broken hearts.  One victim told the FBI she was…

Here’s what to watch on Peacock, Netflix, Hulu and more streaming services this Valentine’s Day weekend.

Valentine’s Day weekend looks very different this year. News4’s Derrick Ward reports on the COVID-19-friendly plans and how businesses are adapting.

Snuggle up with “To All the Boys” on Netflix this weekend.

Don’t let that new love connection leave you with a broken heart and empty bank account. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan has the red flags of romance scams.

Dating during the pandemic has been a new experience for everyone. With an effort to socially distance and wear masks to slow the spread of the virus, people in the District have found ways to get creative.

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden checked out a Valentine’s Day installation organized by the first lady outside the White House on Friday while walking their dogs. The first lady’s office said the installation is “Sending messages of healing, unity, hope and compassion, this is her Valentine to the country.”

Americans plan to spend big on love this week, despite the pandemic. Personal finance website WalletHub is forecasting $22 billion in Valentine’s Day spending, with the average person spending $165. Nearly four billion dollars will be spent on candy.

News4’s Molette Green is coming up on 20 years married — so she knows plenty about successful relationships. Green got together some happy couples from the D.C. area to share what keeps their love going strong.

News4’s Shomari Stone reports on one florist who hopes the snow will let up ahead of Valentine’s Day.

On Feb. 14, many people say “I love you” with flowers of all kinds and all colors. But for many consumers, cost may play a big role in the quality of flowers.  Undercover shoppers from Washington Consumers’ Checkbook visited different flower shops and stores in D.C. to find the best quality flowers and the biggest deals for customers. Kevin...

Washington Consumers’ Checkbook reports that DIY flower arrangements are more affordable than buying from retail florists. Kevin Blaser from Consumers’ Checkbook said the details are all in the flowers. News4’s Erika Gonzalez reports.

More Americans may be spending Valentine’s Day at home this year, but that doesn’t mean it has to be boring. OkCupid dating expert Melissa Hobley recommends making your at-home date special by setting the scene with these tips.

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, florists will soon be flooded with orders from last-minute romantics. Here are some ways to avoid common Valentine’s Day flower flops and other floral fiascos.