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DC Police Announce Policy Changes for Coronavirus Pandemic

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) released a statement to notify D.C. residents about operational adjustments it made due to the spread of COVID-19 disease.

Two DC Firefighters Confirmed to Have COVID-19, Dozens of Others Self-Quarantined

Two members of the D.C. Fire Department tested positive for coronavirus, Chief Gregory Dean announced in a statement on Wednesday.

Police Arrest Former Teacher over Sexual Abuse of Child in District

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a man in D.C. earlier this week in relation to a 2018 case, where a minor was subjected to sexual misconduct.

DC Beer Hall Creates Relief Fund, Offers Meals for Restaurant Workers

Hook Hall in Washington, D.C.’s Park View neighborhood has become a relief center for employees in the hospitality sector during the coronavirus pandemic.

DC Cherry Blossoms to Reach Peak Bloom Within Few Days, But Beware

The National Park Service (NPS) announced that cherry blossom trees have reached the fifth stage, and peak bloom is set to happen by the end of this week.

Table Seating Limited to Six in DC Restaurants as Part of Coronavirus Measures

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a number of new guidelines for how bars and restaurants in the city must operate in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

José Andrés Closes Restaurants in DC Region, Starts Community Kitchens

José Andrés is closing his restaurants in the Washington, D.C. area and turning some into community kitchens in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.

DC Court of Appeals Keeps Operating Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

D.C. Court of Appeals has announced that it is remaining open in the face of the coronavirus spread, but it will put a number of measures in place.