District Links: Nonessential retail on track to reopen Monday; 14 days of ‘reduced spread’; judge rules for more DC Jail virus protections; and more

By Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil On Jun 18, 2020 Last updated Jun 18, 2020

Happy Thursday. DC has seen 14 days of sustained reductions in community spread of COVID-19, health officials reported this morning. That’s one of the key metrics being used to determine whether the District is ready to move to Phase Two in reopening.

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