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7 of IBM Watson's Top Stock Picks 01/19/2021 12:00am • IBM Watson picked these stocks to outperform.Artificial intelligence will likely revolutionize the global economy in the next several decades, and Wall Street is not immune to the AI disruption. In fact, financial services company EquBot is already leveraging the power of the IBM AI Watson supercomp Texas Is the Best State for Driving Amid Pandemic, Study Finds 01/19/2021 12:00am • Texas is the best state in the country for driving amid the coronavirus pandemic -- and Hawaii is the worst, according to a new study released Tuesday by personal finance website WalletHub. WalletHub assigned scores to each state by analyzing driving-related metrics such as traffic fatality rates, Video tutorials help navigate Maryland General Assembly website 01/18/2021 11:54pm • Ana Hogan loves problem-solving. And as a member of the Maryland General Assembly’s Information Systems Office at the Department of Legislative Services, she’s had her hands full over the past year. Long before anyone ever heard of the coronavirus, Hogan — no relation to Maryland Gov. Larry Glitches, thin supply frustrate Virginia seniors seeking COVID-19 vaccine shot 01/18/2021 04:30pm • Virginia seniors are having problems getting in a virtual line for COVID-19 vaccinations because health systems are overloaded with requests or experiencing technical issues. Fairfax, Arlington and Loudoun counties are having difficulties taking appointments for those interested in getting vaccin Wizards-Hornets postponed due to coronavirus outbreak 01/18/2021 03:17pm • Wizards have fifth straight game postponed due to Covid outbreak originally appeared on NBC Sports WashingtonThe Wizards' game against the Hornets set for this Wednesday has been postponed, as Washington can't yet put the requisite eight healthy players on the court due to the Covid-19 outbreak on t Gun advocates in Richmond pledge peaceful Lobby Day caravan 01/18/2021 01:03pm • Downtown Richmond, Virginia, is the site of the annual Lobby Day event in support of gun rights, but the 2021 rally is different than previous years because of COVID-19 and the violent Jan. 6 takeover of the U.S. Capitol. Since Virginia lawmakers are meeting remotely rather than in the Richmond C Hogan gets Moderna COVID-19 shot 01/18/2021 11:47am • Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan received his first COVID-19 vaccine Monday morning. Hogan, his wife Yumi, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, Rutherford's wife Monica and acting Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan all received their first doses of the coronavirus vaccine at the statehouse in Annapolis. " National Aquarium reopens after violating social distancing guidelines 01/18/2021 09:59am • The National Aquarium in Baltimore reopened Monday after the Baltimore City Health Department shut it down Sunday for violating social distancing guidelines. "The National Aquarium has reopened after taking additional measures to improve social distancing within our buildings. We will continue to Having tough conversations with family about medical care can ease burden on hospitals 01/18/2021 04:42am • There's one tough conversation every family can have to ease the burden on hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic — deciding how far care should go when someone is critically ill and whether they should be intubated. "One important thing that has come up among some of my friends, particularl Policing through Change: DC-area officers react to the Capitol attack, coronavirus health risks 01/18/2021 12:01am • Police officers are anxious ahead of the presidential inauguration following the attack on the U.S. Capitol where officers became the targets of mob violence. It is just the latest concern in a tumultuous year in policing. WTOP Investigative Reporter Megan Cloherty spoke with police officers in Owner of Virginia's Family Drive-In dies from COVID-19 01/17/2021 03:28pm • Drive-in theaters have been a popular, safe option for families looking to get out of the house during the coronavirus pandemic. But one Northern Virginia theater suffered a loss from COVID-19 this year. Jim Kopp, owner of the Family Drive-In in Stephens City, Virginia, has died of COVID-19, Kopp Mass vaccination effort in Arlington Co. inspired by approach to census 01/17/2021 01:59pm • A new poll shows that more than 7 in 10 Virginians report they'd likely get the COVID-19 vaccine, and Arlington County is already working to get that number up. The poll, which was conducted by Virginia Commonwealth University, is inspiring Arlington County to transition its “Complete Count” DC restaurant feels the impact of inauguration road closures on top of the pandemic 01/17/2021 12:46pm • Pisco Y Nazca is feeling the impact of the inauguration road closures in D.C. (Courtesy Pisco Y Nazca) A restaurant in D.C. trying to survive the pandemic is seeing a major loss of customers from road closures for the inauguration. With the indoor dining ban extended in D.C. due to rising cas DC, Prince George's & Anne Arundel counties expand COVID-19 vaccine rollout; Montgomery Co. holds off for more supplies 01/17/2021 07:47am • D.C. along with Prince George's and Anne Arundel counties in Maryland are opening up more coronavirus vaccine appointments, while Montgomery County said it has not received enough supplies to move forward. Following the state's lead, Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks said startin Va.'s ability to provide coronavirus vaccine improves, but supply will be limited until March 01/16/2021 06:29pm • Just as Virginia's Department of Health was working to ramp up its capacity to distribute the coronavirus vaccine, the commonwealth found out it may not have as many doses coming as it hoped. In a conference call with reporters on Saturday afternoon, the Virginia's vaccine coordinator Dr. Danny A