Ocean City postpones boardwalk re-decking
Ocean City is postponing plans to re-deck its iconic boardwalk because of a lumber shortage caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Ocean City is postponing plans to re-deck its iconic boardwalk because of a lumber shortage caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Michael Sapienza joins the show to discuss the growing need for colon cancer screening following the shocking death of Chadwick Boseman.
Michael Sapienza joins the show to discuss the growing need for colon cancer screening following the shocking death of Chadwick Boseman.
Montgomery County leaders blast Hogan's order authorizing schools to reopen
As Montgomery County families prepare for a virtual return to school Monday, county leaders say they're "dismayed and perplexed" at Gov.
As Montgomery County families prepare for a virtual return to school Monday, county leaders say they're "dismayed and perplexed" at Gov.
MGM National Harbor to lay off nearly 800 employees
MGM National Harbor will lay off nearly 800 employees as the casino chain continues to suffer during the coronavirus pandemic.
MGM National Harbor will lay off nearly 800 employees as the casino chain continues to suffer during the coronavirus pandemic.
University of Alabama infections since return top 1,000
The University of Alabama reported Friday that an additional 481 students have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to more than 1,000 infections since students returned to campus for the fall.
The University of Alabama reported Friday that an additional 481 students have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to more than 1,000 infections since students returned to campus for the fall.
Fall allergies or COVID-19? Here's the difference between symptoms
Experts say allergy symptoms can often mimic those of the novel coronavirus, but there are some telltale signs that it’s not allergies.
Experts say allergy symptoms can often mimic those of the novel coronavirus, but there are some telltale signs that it’s not allergies.
Maryland man charged with plot to sell fake coronavirus disinfectant
A Maryland man sold unregistered and misbranded pesticides falsely advertised as a government-approved disinfectant for the coronavirus, investigators said.
A Maryland man sold unregistered and misbranded pesticides falsely advertised as a government-approved disinfectant for the coronavirus, investigators said.
Delta bans nearly 250 people from flying on its planes for refusing to wear masks
In an internal memo released Thursday, Delta Air Lines has placed more than 240 people on a “no fly list” for failing to comply with its mandatory mask policy.
In an internal memo released Thursday, Delta Air Lines has placed more than 240 people on a “no fly list” for failing to comply with its mandatory mask policy.
Report finds more than 70,000 new US coronavirus cases in children since early August
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association reported a 21% increase of coronavirus cases in children since early August.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association reported a 21% increase of coronavirus cases in children since early August.
Delaware removed from DC's list of 'high-risk' states days after being added for a second time
Delaware has been removed from the District's list of "high-risk" states just days after being added for a second time.
Delaware has been removed from the District's list of "high-risk" states just days after being added for a second time.
Montgomery County nursing homes fined hundreds of thousands for COVID-19 violations
Three Montgomery County nursing homes are the latest targets of Maryland’s crackdowns on care facilities that have violated COVID-19 guidelines.
Three Montgomery County nursing homes are the latest targets of Maryland’s crackdowns on care facilities that have violated COVID-19 guidelines.
Will a face mask protect me, or just the people near me?
Does a face mask protect me, or just the people around me? It likely does both.
Does a face mask protect me, or just the people around me? It likely does both.
Arlington to begin enforcing sidewalk spacing ordinance Friday; violators face $100 fine
Alrington County will begin enforcing a new physical distancing ordinance Friday to help curb the spread of the coronavirus during busy hours at night.
Alrington County will begin enforcing a new physical distancing ordinance Friday to help curb the spread of the coronavirus during busy hours at night.
DMV schools prepare for virtual learning, some college students experience login issues
Virtual learning is all the talk these days as many schools in the D.C. region get ready to start the new school year, online.
Virtual learning is all the talk these days as many schools in the D.C. region get ready to start the new school year, online.
CDC changes testing guidance to exclude asymptomatic people exposed to COVID-19, bewildering experts
The CDC previously had advised local health departments to test people who have been within 6 feet of an infected person for more than 15 minutes.
The CDC previously had advised local health departments to test people who have been within 6 feet of an infected person for more than 15 minutes.
'Half-masking' may increase coronavirus risk, study finds
So-called "half-masking," or wearing a face mask below the nose, may allow coronavirus the opportunity to enter your body, according to a recent study and health experts. During the coronavirus pandemic, half-masking still leaves you at risk for contracting Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, physicians told Fox News.
So-called "half-masking," or wearing a face mask below the nose, may allow coronavirus the opportunity to enter your body, according to a recent study and health experts. During the coronavirus pandemic, half-masking still leaves you at risk for contracting Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, physicians told Fox News.
Report highlights COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on sleep and mental health around the world
Researchers said the findings suggest people all over the world are consuming too much technology and news, which is generally making them feel more anxious.
Researchers said the findings suggest people all over the world are consuming too much technology and news, which is generally making them feel more anxious.
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser says outdoor diners should call police if confronted by protesters
D.C.'s mayor said diners shouldn't have to be fearful when eating at outdoor restaurants following videos posted online showing protesters confronting patrons seated at outside tables.
D.C.'s mayor said diners shouldn't have to be fearful when eating at outdoor restaurants following videos posted online showing protesters confronting patrons seated at outside tables.
New CDC guidelines caution against confrontations with customers who refuse to wear masks
The Centers for Disease Control issued new guidelines on Monday to minimize intense confrontations between retailers and customers over mask requirements intended to slow the spread of COVID-19.
The Centers for Disease Control issued new guidelines on Monday to minimize intense confrontations between retailers and customers over mask requirements intended to slow the spread of COVID-19.
'She's a beautiful soul who left way too soon': Mother of 6 dies from COVID-19
" She's a beautiful soul who left way too soon."
" She's a beautiful soul who left way too soon."