DC grocery store shoppers must wear face masks, Mayor Bowser says
Shoppers in D.C. grocery stores will need to wear face masks according to a new order by Mayor Muriel Bowser.
Second educator from Northwestern High School dies of coronavirus
A second educator from a Prince George’s County high school has died after contracting coronavirus.
UK's Boris Johnson out of intensive care as condition improves
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved out of intensive care, his office said Thursday.
University of Maryland staff member dies from complications due to COVID-19
A University of Maryland College Park staff member has died from complications due to COVID-19.
USPS ‘Informed Delivery’ service could help recipients track their COVID-19 stimulus check
The United States Postal Service offers a free service that lets you track incoming mail on its way to your home.
Empty animal kennels at animal shelter a welcome sight amid COVID-19 pandemic
Some PAW-sitive news to report. Staff at the Riverside County Animal Services adoption center gleefully showed off their empty facility -- a welcome sight amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Business soaring for delivery drones during COVID-19 pandemic
Often out of crisis comes opportunity.
Shoppers must wear masks in Montgomery County starting Monday, officials say
Starting on Monday, April 13, shoppers in Montgomery County will be required to wear face coverings while in grocery stores, pharmacies and other retail establishments, according to health officials.
Girl uses fishing rod to deliver birthday gift to friend amid COVID-19 pandemic
A teenage girl reeled in some birthday love amid the pandemic.
Steph Curry calls Oakland nurse: 'I can't thank God enough for what you're doing'
ICU manager Shelby Delaney was just about to start her shift when she received a Facetime call from the three-time NBA champion.
Montgomery County biotech company working on COVID-19 vaccine
A biotech company in Montgomery County says it's ready to start taking its coronavirus vaccine program to a new phase earlier than they expected, as the company is still working on securing more funding and support for the program.
New data suggests African Americans are contracting coronavirus more than any other race
On Tuesday, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan asked the Maryland Department of Health to begin releasing racial and ethnic breakdowns on coronavirus cases. The numbers were revealed on Thursday afternoon.
Out-of-state residents launch federal lawsuit to reclaim access to Outer Banks homes
During the summer months, traffic on I-95 can be bumper-to-bumper with locals heading south to the Outer Banks in North Carolina, but few are heading there now, as Dare County has implemented some of the strictest coronavirus restrictions in the nation.
Stocks surge on Fed's $2.3T stimulus
The Fed's initiative undergirds government efforts to combat fallout from the economic shutdown imposed to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Record 16.8 million have sought US jobless aid since virus
More than 1 in 10 American workers have lost jobs amid the coronavirus, underscoring the growing damage the crisis is taking on the world’s economy.
FDA issues warning to church selling ‘powerful bleaching agent’ as a remedy for coronavirus
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning for a church selling chlorine dioxide products claiming to be used to treat COVID-19.
Smokers more at risk in coronavirus fight, study says
A recent study suggests that smoking could contribute to complications brought on by COVID-19.
Stay at home: These states have issued orders for residents not to go out amid COVID-19 pandemic
Across the country, states are implementing stay at home orders in efforts to combat the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Wounded Warrior Project commits $10 million to helping veterans impacted by coronavirus pandemic
The Wounded Warrior Project said that they will give financial assistance to veterans who are unable to meet their food or shelter needs because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Georgia bar removes over $3,000 worth of bills stapled to walls to give to unemployed staff
As restaurants and bars across the country remain closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, one bar owner in Georgia is going to extraordinary measures to donate money to her staff.