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Dry hands are a sign of health care workers’ hard work and constant handwashing. They’re also uncomfortable. One Maryland company is giving its super-moisturizing balm away to help. News4’s Eun Yang reports.

D.C. nonprofit THEARC provides critical services year-round. While it in normal times partly focuses on transformative arts programs, now it’s mainly working to provide medical services, job connections and food to families. News4’s Eun Yang reports.

Metro is planning a gradual, year-long recovery from coronavirus restrictions. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the latest.

Remember those Maryland sisters that turned their frustrations into sweet success back during the government shutdown? They’re getting creative again during the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Shomari Stone spoke with them about what they’re doing to give back to the community.

Restaurants are calling for delivery services like Uber Eats and Door Dash to lower their commission fees. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports why some say the cuts could do more harm than good.

A lot of conversations right now start with, “What are you watching?” Now, one of D.C.’s best-known film festivals tradition is giving fresh options. News4’s Eun Yang reports.

Normally a place where anyone can stroll through the garden or stop to chat, the homey Smile Herbs in College Park is using changes brought on by social distancing to refocus on customers and the wellness of its staff. Credit: Beth Brown

Molette Green talks about a program that’s bringing people together over lunch while supporting individual and businesses.

Melissa Mollet talks to a Fairfax County mom who is using her porch as a stage for some very funny photo shoots with a message about social distancing.

Dr. Roberta Debiasi shares what parents and guardians should know about kids and coronavirus.

Juliana Valencia reports on some local students who are helping animals in their free time.

Virginia Senator tried to show off his “cooking” skills with a tuna melt and let’s just say it’s definitely far from the best cuisine the commonwealth has to offer. Eun Yang is surprised he even ate it.

One out of every three things that ends up in recycle bins shouldn’t be there. Juliana Valencia reports on how to make sure you’re recycling correctly on Earth Day.

Chopper4 footage shows beer boxes and cans strewn across multiple lanes of traffic in Montgomery County after an alcohol delivery truck overturned Tuesday, injuring two people.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser talks about the city’s coronavirus response with News4’s Eun Yang and Aaron Gilchrist.

One of the restaurants at The Wharf’s Fish Market plans to reopen Tuesday with a system adapted for social distancing. News4’s Justin Finch reports.

Abbott Laboratories has earned FDA approval to roll out a coronavirus test that promises results in less than 15 minutes. News4’s Aaron Gilchrist reports.

A man was killed and four Maryland officers were injured in a crash involving two drivers suspected of being under the influence. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.

Justin Finch and Juliana Valencia have team coverage of the effort to halt the spread of the novel coronavirus in D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Nine cases have been reported as of Monday morning.

Dozens of people may have been exposed to coronavirus at an event at a Rockville retirement community. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.