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DC Changes Key Metric for Moving Into Phase Three Reopening
The District of Columbia has updated a key metric required for the city to move on to Phase Three of...
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Nonessential Travelers From 27 High-Risk States to Self-Quarantine
People traveling to the District from 27 “high-risk states” in terms of coronavirus levels are required to self-quarantine for two...
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Metro to Give Out 500,000 Masks to Riders via Federal Government
Metro is preparing to distribute 500,000 cloth masks provided by the US Department of Transportation.
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DC Gets Expanded Mask Order, Violators to Be Fined Up to $1,000
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser issued a new executive order requiring residents to wear masks outside of their homes amid a...
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DC Drivers With Expired Documents From March 1 Can Relax for Now
DC’s DMV allows drivers’ documents that expired on March 1 or later to remain valid until 45 days after the...
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Smithsonian’s National Zoo to Reopen July 24 With Safety Measures
The Smithsonian will reopen the National Zoo in DC and the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center...
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Metro Set to Restore More Rides, Hours Starting August 16
WMATA is planning to introduce on August 16 more buses, more trains, and more hours of service that were canceled...
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DC Closes Coronavirus Testing Sites, Opens Cooling Spots Due to Extreme Heat
District officials closed city-run coronavirus testing sites on July 20, citing dangerously hot temperatures, and opened cooling centers for the...
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National Zoo Announces Addition of Two New Bison to Family
The Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute announced that it has welcomed two young female American bison, named Lucy...
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Six Percent of Those Tested in DC Have Coronavirus Antibodies
The District of Columbia has tested over 13,700 people for coronavirus antibodies in their blood and less than six percent...
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