Tag: COVID-19

Schools will also close three weeks early on May 29th.

What renters and homeowners need to know as they face uncertain financial issues during the COVID-19 shutdown

Another 5.24 Million Americans File For Unemployment

How do can they keep the peace and lower the risk of striking out at their children?

The order is effective Saturday at 7 a.m.

How do we stay safe… while trying to stay safe during the pandemic?

We discuss the impact of the pandemic on the black community.

COVID-19 Site To Open Without Appointment

How do we find it and what does it look like?

Grooming tips for men and women who are shut-in during the coronavirus shutdown.

The reality is, with not much that we can do, one thing we’re sure we’ll do a lot of is to eat.

As of Thursday morning, the state also announced 138 deaths caused by the virus.

Record 16.8 million have sought US jobless aid since virus

What’s being done to protect those grocery story workers and their customers?

Nurses and medical staff take us inside the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in DC

It appears Americans stocked up on way more than groceries just before stay-at-home orders went into effect and continue to do so online as online alcohol sales soar.

Expert Dr. Sanjay Gupta and other disease control professionals are urging people to limit their trips to the grocery store, whenever possible. But at some point or another, we can’t avoid making that essential trip outside of our home.

Daily meal pick-up moves to twice per week

House passes $2.2T rescue package, rushes it to Trump

Healthy eating while you’re at home during the COVID-19 shutdown

The partial refunds are design to help students and families in the midst of the nationwide shutdown

US jobless claims hit 3.3 million, quadruple previous record

Dispelling the myths surrounding COVID-19

Loans and grants for small businesses and nonprofits to help keep employees on payroll and pay bills.

DC Mayor says 137 coronavirus cases have been confirmed so far.

Abe says IOC agrees ‘100%’ that Olympics should be postponed

Northam orders some businesses closed

Rand Paul is the first senator to report positive test for virus

Dr. Wayne Frederick discusses COVID-19 with Dr. Siham Mahgoub, an Assistant Professor in the Howard University College of Medicine and a consultant in the Infectious Disease Division of the Howard University Hospital Department of Medicine.

NBC News technician dies from coronavirus

Both countries are eager to choke off the spread of the virus but also maintain their vital economic relationship.

Advice for parent when there children are force to stay home because of the coronavirus shutdown.

Maryland postpones primary from April 28th to June 2nd

Best ways to address stress and anxiety related to the coronavirus outbreak.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the move today saying it’s “time to take every precaution to keep people safe.”

There are plans to meet during a special session during the last week in May.

News conference at three o’clock, Eastern time

Prince George’s County’s fire department is self-evaluating regarding coronavirus. The county’s schools are set to close for two weeks.

 How do we stay safe from COVID-19 when even health officials say things get worse before they get better?

Virginia COVID-19 cases jump from nine to 15.

The D.C. area is taking precautions amid the increasing rate of Coronavirus cases. The DMV has 34 confirmed cases so far.

Coronavirus has killed nearly 44-hundred people and infected more than 121-thousand in more than 100 nations.

Westchester County, has had 108 cases of coronavirus, Cuomo said. New Rochelle makes up a majority of the state’s 173 coronavirus cases and has double the number of cases as New York City.

Clinton, asked why he entered into the relationship, says it was one of many things he did to cope with the “pressure,” “disappointments” and “fears” of life.

New Patient Being Tested For Coronavirus In MD