Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt
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D.C. Expands Vaccine Eligibility, Eases Safety Restrictions
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Monday the eligibility expansion of residents for coronavirus vaccinations and the easing of restrictions on…
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Coronavirus Variants Found in D.C.
New, more contagious variants of the novel coronavirus have been found in four patients in the District, city health officials…
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D.C. Authorities Probing Person’s Attempted Sale of COVID-19 Vaccine
D.C. police are investigating reports of a man attempting to sell a coronavirus vaccine to fellow tenants at his Northeast…
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As Moderna Comes to D.C., City Leaders Urge Residents to be Vaccinated
As the Moderna coronavirus vaccine goes through the process of being rolled out in the District, political leaders are urging…
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D.C. Announces Rollout Plan for COVID-19 Vaccines
With more than a little fanfare and lots of hope, the Bowser administration took possession of the first wave of…
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D.C. Area Can’t Cover Health Care Workers in First Round of Vaccines
Though health care workers will undoubtedly be first priority regarding coronavirus vaccines in the Washington metropolitan region, public health officials…
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D.C. Launches App for Coronavirus Contact Tracing
The District has launched a smartphone app that assists in contact tracing during the coronavirus pandemic.
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D.C. Working on Plans to Begin In-Person School in November
D.C. officials are working on plans to begin a hybrid schooling model that could have students back to in-person classes…
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D.C. to Vote on Initiative 81
In addition to the races for the D.C. Council, D.C. State Board of Education and advisory neighborhood commissioner, District voters…
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HIV Rate Declines in D.C.: Report
The District's HIV rate has fallen tremendously over the years since it emerged as an epidemic in the late 1980s…
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