Will summer camp go on as planned amid the COVID-19 pandemic?

Schools are closed in Virginia and D.C. for the rest of this school year and they're shut down in Maryland until at least May 15. At least this gives parents some way to plan, but what about summer camp? Will that still happen?

Inova Fairfax Hospital starts COVID-19 plasma program

The global pandemic is causing massive economic and health crises across the country. For doctors and hospitals nationwide, a key issue is treatment.

President Trump says governors play 'political game' with virus tests

President Donald Trump accused Democrats on Monday of playing “a very dangerous political game” by insisting there is a shortage of tests for the coronavirus, and Vice President Mike Pence told governors the federal government is working around-the-clock to help them ramp up testing.

DC property crime down nearly 40 percent amid COVID-19 social distancing restrictions

Social distancing restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic may have created conditions for at least one improvement in the District - a drop in property crime.

Ilhan Omar introduces bill to cancel rent, mortgage payments during coronavirus pandemic

Legislation has been introduced that would cancel rent and mortgage payments for Americans during the coronavirus pandemic. This would be available to all Americans regardless of income or employment.

How to spot a counterfeit stimulus check: Secret Service, Treasury warn against coronavirus relief fraud

The Secret Service and the Treasury Department are working together to help individuals protect themselves from counterfeit stimulus checks, as the Trump administration plans to mail millions of coronavirus relief checks to Americans later this month.

5 tips to fix teleworking aches and pains

It has been about a month of teleworking for some people -- and with it comes new aches and pains. Chiropractor physician Dr. Ray Solano joined us to share five tips -- and a few exercises -- for finding relief.

DC councilmember says grandmother died of COVID-19

The D.C. councilmember representing Southeast Washington says his grandmother died due to the coronavirus. 

Reports suggest many have had coronavirus with no symptoms

Based on known cases, health officials have said the virus usually causes mild or moderate flu-like illness. Now evidence is growing that a substantial number of people may have no symptoms at all.