Tag: COVID-19

What we must do to stay safe?

The jump is a new single day record since May.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is also recovering from the coronavirus.

Voter suppression is real.

Tips on how to co-parent during the pandemic.

Trump Expected To Hold Campaign Event At White House Tomorrow.

Medical and political implications of President Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis.

Trump says he’s leaving hospital for White House.

We examine what the coronavirus infection means for President Trump’s health and the politics going forward.

Vice President Mike Pence, who has tested negative for COVID-19, plans to continue to his campaign schedule.

The count is kept by Johns Hopkins University, based on figures from state health authorities.

Black restaurant owners talk about surviving during the pandemic shutdown.

The new ordinance is similar to those in the District and Maryland.

Is this best or worst time to look for love?

Suicide ideation and the COVID-19 pandemic

DCPS Chancellor talks about the new school year under the distance learning policies.

The state of Maryland moves closer to fully reopening during the coronavirus pandemic.

The U.S. leads the world in the number of coronavirus cases, with 5.4 million cases reported as of Tuesday, and more than 170,000 confirmed dead, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.

Howard University Hospital CEO discusses the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and re-imagining the hospital.

Keeping seniors emotionally and physically safe during the pandemic.

Dr. Monica Goldson answers questions about reopening school for the 2020-2021 school year.

Addressing immunizations and other non-COVID-19 healthcare issues.

Several college football conferences could cancel this year.

George Washington University are looking for participants for their clinical trial

Sometimes you have to unplug from the job for your mental health.

Maryland and Virginia are not included in the hotspot quarantine order.

Testing could come to areas in Montgomery County most affected by the coronavirus.

We examine what has happened and what parents and children can do to slow the summer educational slide and get back on track.

Examining the top stories of the week.

Specifics are expected in a news conference today at 5pm.

Last week Chancellor, Dr. Lewis Ferebee and the mayor outlined a hybrid option but plan to wait until the end of the month.

What do you do when the boss asks you to come back to the workplace during the pandemic and you’re not comfortable with that?

The decisions come after initially considering a hybrid of in-school and distance learning. 

 Chancellor Ferebee released several hybrid proposals for school opening for all school age groups.

Brooks Brothers dressed American presidents from Lincoln to Kennedy.

We hear about how the “Y” has evolved to meet the needs of the community during the COVID-19 shutdown.

Navigating the risks of social gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fauci said areas seeing recent outbreaks are putting the entire nation at risk, including areas that have made progress in reducing COVID-19 cases.

Is the University of Maryland Medical Systems prepared in the event of a COVID-19 surge?

US virus cases near an all-time high as governors backtrack.

What has happened since the first cases hit Washington state in January? 

Travelers to NY, New Jersey, Connecticut are told to isolate.

Analysis of the top political stories of the week.

Northam expects to further relax restrictions next week.

Maryland ICU workers urge caution as states begin to reopen.

City-operated parks and recreation centers will open for passive recreation activities but contact sports such as football, soccer or basketball will not be allowed.

We take a look at how this disease is impacting out children.

The state’s most populated region did not open like the rest of the state because of high COVID-19 infection and death rates.