Tag: COVID-19
Children and the Coronavirus
We take a look at how this disease is impacting out children.
Read MoreNorthern Virginia Enters Phase One on Friday
The state’s most populated region did not open like the rest of the state because of high COVID-19 infection and death rates.
Read MoreStudy: Hydroxychloroquine Still Problematic Drug
Large Study Concludes Hydroxychloroquine Treatments Linked To Risk Of Death, Heart Arrhythmia
Read MoreDC Could Re-Open Next Week
The announcement came during a news conference that released some of the findings of the Reopen DC Advisory Group.
Read MoreCould 25% of Maryland Restaurants Close?
One In Four Restaurants May Permanently Closure Due To Pandemic
Read MoreYour Rent and Mortgage During the Pandemic Shutdown
We discuss rent and mortgage payments during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Read MoreRe-Opening America During the Pandemic? Yes or No?
Are you supporting the re-opening or closing of America during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Read MoreCountdown to Re-opening in Maryland
Hogan urges caution as the “safer-at-home-order” kicks in.
Read MoreCommon’s #WeMatterToo Push Urges Jail Releases Amid Virus
“It’s a troubling time for them,” Common said, “because they are the people who usually are overlooked.”
Read MoreGovernment Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
How would you grade the government response and what needs to be done… if anything… to improve it?
Read MoreDC to Stay Closed Until Early June
Bowser has the authority to extend the stay-at-home order beyond June 8th or to shorten it between now and then.
Read MoreMaryland To Announce Phase-One Reopening
Under phase-one, hard-hit areas like Prince George’s and Montgomery Counties will be able to delay reopening at their discretion.
Read MoreCubicle Comeback? Pandemic Will Reshape Office Life For Good
Changes will begin with the commute as workers arrive in staggered shifts to avoid rush hour crowds. Staff might take turns working alternate days in the office to reduce crowding.
Read MoreTelethon Raises $115M For New Yorkers Impacted By COVID-19
Robin Hood said all the donations will provide support for food, shelter, cash assistance, mental health, legal services and education.
Read MoreFauci Warns About Early Re-Opening
The infectious disease expert made the comments during testimony before a U.S. Senate panel.
Read MoreDiabetes, COVID-19 and Safer, Healthier Living During the Pandemic
How are diabetics impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic?
Read MoreMental Health and Self Care for Mothers
We’re shouting out mothers, offering self-care advice and words of encouragement as we move into mother’s day weekend.
Read MoreFrontier Airlines Will Drop Fees For Empty Middle Seat
We recognize the concerns raised that we are profiting from safety and this was never our intent,” Frontier CEO Barry Biffle said.
Read MoreDisney World Restaurant, Entertainment Complex To Reopen
Measures include increased cleaning procedures, the use of appropriate face coverings by both cast members and guests, limited-contact guest services and additional safety training for cast members.
Read MoreU.S. Unemployment at Record Numbers
Jobless rate spikes to 14.7%, highest since Great Depression.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 Pandemic and Saluting Teachers
How are teachers working and coping amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
Read MoreValet To President Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus
A member of the U.S. Navy that acts as personal valet to the president has been confirmed.
Read MoreBarack Obama Will Headline Televised Prime-Time Commencement
Obama will reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic’s disruption of school life, especially for seniors who have missed out on their milestone rites of passage.
Read MoreCOVID-19, Howard University and the Future of The Mecca
What are the plans for Howard University’s 2020 graduating class?
Read MoreCOVID-19 and Your Romantic Relationship
Survival skills for your romantic relationship during the coronavirus shutdown.
Read MoreConsumer Law and the Coronavirus: Conversation with DC Atty. Gen. Karl Racine
COVID-19 consumer information from the Office of the DC Attorney General
Read MoreCOVID-19 Drug Shows Promise In Federal Drug Trial
Drug Could Get Fast-Track Approval For Coronavirus Treatment
Read MoreYour Vote And The COVID-19 Pandemic
Election information about the upcoming June 2nd primary.
Read MoreCOVID-19 and the Reporters’ Roundtable
Reporters and analysts dissect the top stories of the week.
Read MoreEducation, Children on the Autism Spectrum and the COVID-19 Pandemic
April is Autism Awareness Month
Read MoreOprah To Headline Facebook, Instagram Graduation Event
Miley Cyrus will sing her hit, “The Climb.” More special guests are expected.
Read MoreFirefighters, Police Join Huge Birthday Parade For Young Boy
“It really just touched my soul,” the single mother of six said in a video conference. “It goes to show the kindness that’s still in people’s hearts as far as just making that day happy for him, making that day memorable for him.”
Read MoreWhite House Scraps Today’s Briefing Of Coronavirus Task Force
The President may hold a news conference this evening to address testing for COVID-19
Read MoreDC’s High School ‘Makers’ Fire Up 3D Printers To Create PPE
He tapped into the online community of “makers” — 3D printer enthusiasts — and found an open-source design for a welder’s mask-style face shield he could print at home.
Read MoreFairfax County Assistant Superintendent Steps Down
The move comes after several technological issues surfaced with distance learning due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Read MoreAs People Stay Home, Earth Turns Wilder And Cleaner
“It is giving us this quite extraordinary insight into just how much of a mess we humans are making of our beautiful planet,” says conservation scientist Stuart Pimm of Duke University.
Read MoreLess Driving, Fewer Crashes Should Bring Cheaper Insurance
As a result, most auto insurance companies are cutting rates, sending checks or offering credits on monthly bills.
Read MorePandemic And Chill: Netflix Adds A Cool 16M Subscribers
It was the biggest three-month gain in the 13-year history of Netflix’s streaming service.
Read MoreDC Will Open New COVID-19 Testing Site
DC Health is also expanding eligibility for testing for high-risk groups such as those without symptoms who have a history of exposure.
Read MoreBlack Businesses and Coronavirus Aid
What impact will this second round of COVID-19 funding have on black businesses that continue to struggle during the shut down?
Read MoreGovernor Hogan Opens Salons, Barbershops
The business can only have one customer at a time and the customer must provide proof that they are an essential worker.
Read MoreSouth Korean Shipment To Up Maryland Virus Tests By 500K
Governor Larry Hogan notes his Korean-born wife played a major role in championing the $9 million purchase.
Read MoreUS Lockdowns Coincide With Rise In Poisonings From Cleaners
Reports of accidental poisonings from cleaners and disinfectants are up this year, and researchers believe it’s related to the coronavirus epidemic.
Read MoreAnita Wilson Talks ‘Dance Soul’ Album, Victory Grace’s Food Giveaway
Join me each and every Sunday evening at 6pm to a new IG Live chat with the biggest names in Gospel music and our area’s top spiritual leaders.
Read MoreDC Social Distancing Problems
DC fights to enforce distancing and braces for looming surge
Read MoreAthletes, Teams, Celebs Are ‘All In’ To Feed Hungry
Meek Mill is auctioning his 2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom to feed hungry families during Covid-19 pandemic. Bidding starts at $200,000.
Read MoreTaylor Swift Cancels All Shows And Appearances For 2020
Among the show’s canceled was a July performance that would serve as the opening of Los Angeles’ new SoFi Stadium, the new home of the San Diego Chargers. Swift would have become the first woman to open an NFL stadium, organizers said.
Read MoreYour Post-COVID-19 Bucket List
What is the first thing you want to do when the shutdown is over and it’s safe to return to some sense of normalcy?
Read MoreMaryland Residents Filed More Than 61K Unemployment Claims
In the past month, almost 300,000 unemployment claims have been filed in the state. New federal data showed that at least 22 million Americans have been thrown out of work in the last month.
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