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COVID infections declining, but some hospitals still struggle to meet demand

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COVID infections declining, but some hospitals still struggle to meet demand

Is my immunity waning? Doctors advise Pfizer vaccine recipients not to worry

Is my immunity waning? Doctors advise Pfizer vaccine recipients not to worry

COVID-19 outbreak pauses in-person learning at Prince William Co. elementary school

COVID-19 outbreak pauses in-person learning at Prince William Co. elementary school

Is it safe to go trick-or-treating this Halloween? An expert weighs in

Is it safe to go trick-or-treating this Halloween? An expert weighs in

DC temple’s ‘Festival of Lights’ canceled for 2021 holiday season

DC temple’s ‘Festival of Lights’ canceled for 2021 holiday season

More Prince George’s County renters are getting financial help, but backlog has many frustrated

More Prince George’s County renters are getting financial help, but backlog has many frustrated

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DC officials anticipate improvement in school virus testing program, detail child services referrals

DC officials anticipate improvement in school virus testing program, detail child services referrals

Catastrophe averted: National Zoo’s lions and tigers recover from COVID-19

Catastrophe averted: National Zoo’s lions and tigers recover from COVID-19

Home care for older adults increased during COVID, but direct care workers remain hard to find

Home care for older adults increased during COVID, but direct care workers remain hard to find

Study finds violence, injury against adolescents most likely occurs at home, rose during pandemic

Study finds violence, injury against adolescents most likely occurs at home, rose during pandemic

Mayor extends DC’s COVID-19 public emergency to 2022

Mayor extends DC’s COVID-19 public emergency to 2022

Psychiatrist offers tips for dealing with COVID-19 as it shifts from ‘pandemic’ to ‘endemic’

Psychiatrist offers tips for dealing with COVID-19 as it shifts from ‘pandemic’ to ‘endemic’

‘We’ll be prepared’: Hogan says Maryland ready for more boosters, vaccine approval for children

‘We’ll be prepared’: Hogan says Maryland ready for more boosters, vaccine approval for children

National alliance urges support for mental health groups amid pandemic, staff shortages

National alliance urges support for mental health groups amid pandemic, staff shortages

DC, Md., Va. food stamp recipients to retain access to emergency funds through October

DC, Md., Va. food stamp recipients to retain access to emergency funds through October

Maryland comptroller reinstates mask mandate in agency buildings

Maryland comptroller reinstates mask mandate in agency buildings

DC student athletes need to get 1st COVID-19 dose by Saturday to play

DC student athletes need to get 1st COVID-19 dose by Saturday to play

Anne Arundel Co. schools’ plan to incentivize bus drivers includes pay increase, signing bonus

Anne Arundel Co. schools’ plan to incentivize bus drivers includes pay increase, signing bonus

Citing staffing shortage, Jefferson County to dismiss students half-day on Fridays

Citing staffing shortage, Jefferson County to dismiss students half-day on Fridays

National Zoo cancels 2 popular seasonal events

National Zoo cancels 2 popular seasonal events

‘Win for some families’ — What emergency schools bill means for parents, students

‘Win for some families’ — What emergency schools bill means for parents, students

Prince George’s County mask mandate expands to younger children

Prince George’s County mask mandate expands to younger children

DC 9th grader gets vaccine, wins $25K college scholarship

DC 9th grader gets vaccine, wins $25K college scholarship

DC-area hotels projected to lose $2.3B in business travel revenue in 2021

DC-area hotels projected to lose $2.3B in business travel revenue in 2021

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