working from home

The transition back to the office can be challenging, especially if you’ve been working fully remote for more than a year.
News4’s Shawn Yancy spoke to a local psychiatrist about healthy ways to navigate our new normal and make your re-entry into the workplace less stressful.

The District is encouraging employers to start bringing workers back to the office gradually over the next few months. But as News4’s Mark Segraves reports, the largest employer in the region hasn’t said what it’s planning to do.

Although carbon emission is down due to fewer people commuting, more energy is needed to power individual homes. Storm Team4’s Amelia Draper reports.

At the start of the pandemic, many transformed their couches and kitchen tables into what we thought were temporary home offices. More than a year later, we’re spending most of our day in those makeshift work stations and it’s taking a toll on our bodies. Doreen Gentzler shares some of the most common work from home injuries and what you...

A man in the D.C. area was having difficulty breathing and pain in his legs. As his symptoms worsened, he remembered a story he saw days earlier on News4 and went to the emergency room.  The News4 viewer, Kevin Blackburn, turned out to have deep vein thrombosis and a pulmonary embolism — just like the News4 employee who shared...

After watching a story on News4 about health risks potentially posed by working from home, a viewer went to the emergency room. Here’s his story. News4’s Doreen Gentzler reports.

With most people spending more time at home than ever before, it’s important to make the most of your time outside. NBCLX’s Clark Fouraker has some tips to practice mindfulness and de-stress during your daily walk.

Studies show that not having a commute can be detrimental to a person’s mental health. News4’s Erika Gonzalez speaks with Washington Post reporter Angela Haupt about how to create a “fake commute” in lieu of going to the office every morning.

Working in D.C. will continue to look different for the greater part of this year due to the coronavirus, a new study shows.

Employers expect less than 30% of their employees to be in offices by the first quarter of this year. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

When you’re living and working at home with your significant other, it can be tough to keep your relationship feeling fresh. LX Host Tabitha Lipkin has five tips from NBC News for keeping the spark alive when you’re together 24/7.

Tax season is upon us, and we know that comes with a lot of questions. So we got Lisa Greene-Lewis, a tax expert with TurboTax, to play a game of “True and False” with LX Host Nik Z to tackle some of the big ones.

Tax season begins Feb. 12 and many of you may be wondering how the pandemic will impact your income tax filing. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports.

Officials in Virginia say they are temporarily pausing deactivations of idle E-ZPass accounts during the coronavirus pandemic

Some drivers in Virginia are getting notices that their E-ZPass accounts may be closed because they aren’t being used enough.

Some drivers in Virginia are getting a notice that their E-Z Pass accounts may be closed because they aren’t being used enough. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss is working for you tonight with what you need to do if you get this notice.

A D.C. chemistry teacher transformed his kitchen into a classroom to teach and inspire his students from home. Jonte Lee from Calvin Coolidge High School walked LX News host Tabitha Lipkin through some experiments while discussing the importance of representing Black teachers and the hearing impaired community through his popular classes on social media.

If you’re among the millions of Americans now working from home, you may find that the costs of your home office can add up. An economist and professor at Rutgers University, William M. Rodgers III, has some tips for how you can ask your boss to chip in.

An economist and professor at Rutgers University says that if you’re one of the millions of Americans now working from home, your employer or the government should chip in to help cover your home office expenses. Professor William M. Rodgers III joined LX News to explain how this policy would help employers, employees and the economy as a whole.

Interior designer and “Queer Eye” star Bobby Berk shares some tips for improving your work from home space and bringing some holiday spirit into your home this season.