District Links: DC releases neighborhood-level coronavirus case data; black residents make up 80% of coronavirus deaths; and more

By Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil On May 6, 2020 Last updated May 6, 2020

Happy Wednesday. Earlier this week, DC officials highlighted 16th Street Heights and Columbia Heights as two neighborhoods seeing particularly high levels of COVID-19 infections. Today, the District for the first time released data by neighborhood.

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