Site Map March 5, 2020

Years / 2020 / March / 5

• Man who attacked 'MAGA' hat-wearing bar patron in restroom faces 4 years in prison
• Prince George’s County officer accused of fatally shooting cuffed suspect indicted
• School districts across the DC region are prepared to close if coronavirus gets worse
• Rosalind P. Walter, the original Rosie the Riveter, dead at 95
• Video: Metro bus driver tearfully recalls moment he saved taxi driver’s life
• NASA employee accused in deadly shooting had restraining order against victim’s wife
• Sweeping Senate vote sends Trump $8.3B bill to fight coronavirus
• Taylor Swift donates $1 million to help victims of deadly Tennessee tornadoes
• Juvenile shot in Northeast DC; police investigating
• State of emergency over coronavirus is not to cause panic; it's to expand resources, receive funding
• Fairfax County middle school student wins national contest to name NASA's next Mars rover
• Charges: Man murdered 2-year-old daughter in Austin, Minnesota, left her body in roadside ditch
• DC police investigating after man sleeping on the ground was found on fire in Northwest
• Kindergartner dresses up as his school's security guard for 'Dress As Your Favorite Person Day,' reports say
• American soldier starts GoFundMe to help bring dogs home following coronavirus outbreak in Italy
• Coronavirus worries prompt changes in many worship services
• Can coronavirus spread from mail or packages? No, health experts say
• Coronavirus: What to do if you’re told to self-quarantine
• Additional H-2B visas to be released to help Maryland's seafood industry ahead of blue crab season
• Trump moves forward with cutting off funds to sanctuary cities
• Leave your mug at home: Starbucks bans personal cups amid coronavirus outbreak
• Tito's Handmade Vodka does not want you to use it to make homemade hand sanitizer
• 'Hocus Pocus,' 'Enchanted' sequels both greenlit by Disney, director confirms
• Amid coronavirus panic, Australian newspaper prints extra pages because of toilet paper shortage
• Gov. Hogan says Maryland 'hoping for the best but preparing for the worst' amid growing coronavirus concerns
• Coronavirus-inspired 'Wuhan Shake' replaces handshakes in social media footage
• Maryland bill would make daylight saving time permanent
• Some people receiving death threats due to coronavirus fears
• British airline Flybe collapses as virus hits weakened company
• Elizabeth Warren ends 2020 campaign, declines to immediately endorse other candidate
• Single dad adopts 13-year-old left at hospital by adoptive parents
• Division race tightens as Caps fall to Flyers 5-2 in DC
• Safeway workers reach tentative agreement, avert strike
• Potential coronavirus exposure reported at DC-based AIPAC conference
• Cool, dry and partly sunny Thursday with highs in the mid-50s
• Bill Belichick, NFL coaching legend, to receive keys to Annapolis at Navy lacrosse game
• Person struck by train Thursday in Frederick County
• Man dressed as 'The Joker' held for allegedly making terrorist threats: police
• Art Van Furniture closing all stores, liquidation sales to start Friday
• The Good Word: Former police officer turned entrepreneur Madison Horton
• TV legend revealed as Taco on 'The Masked Singer'
• Katy Perry confirms pregnancy in new music video