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Capitol Hill Books, a popular and much-loved used neighborhood used bookstore, is altering its operations in response to the local outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.

Famed D.C. movie house the Uptown Theater in Cleveland Park closed its doors for good on Thursday, according to reports.

"They keep stopping short of mandated closures because of the responsibility that goes with it."

The university told them to leave campus. Abigail Morris is helping those who have to stay around Washington.

After D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser responded forcefully on Monday morning to the owner of seven D.C. restaurants who claimed they would defy the city’s new restrictions on bars and restaurants, the group now says it will comply.

Local leaders in Greater Washington are urging major changes to the way citizens live and work as the country looks to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. More changes are expected Monday as the Centers for Disease Control and…

Nightclubs will have to close and bars and restaurants in D.C. will face new restrictions on how they serve their customers as part of an effort by Mayor Muriel Bowser to curtail opportunities for groups of people to congregate during the…

The country is officially in a state of emergency to stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. As the DC Council prepares to consider an emergency bill regarding the virus that includes eviction protections, the DC Superior Court has…

Educators pulled all-nighters to devise learning packets for soon-to-be homebound students. Photocopiers groaned and overheated as they churned out the packets. Top school leaders huddled on the phone until after midnight this weekend,…

"I was a little nervous, but it was for a girl's birthday."

The court already agreed to suspend evictions of all tenants and foreclosed homeowners.

The coronavirus has kept Brady Anderson, 30, from visiting his elderly parents, because he doesn’t want to infect them. But it didn’t keep him from church on Sunday.

As cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continue to be detected across the District, at least 17 community service organizations that provide essential services to D.C.’s homeless population have said they plan on staying open.

As the coronavirus spreads exponentially in the region, some organizations serving the homeless and people in need have begun to shut their doors or limit their services. Those that remain open have introduced protective measures.

The funds will go toward free meals, emergency supply kits, and other support

ThinkFoodGroup, the restaurant group founded by José Andrés, announced Sunday that it is closing all of its D.C.-area restaurants in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Most of the restaurants will be converted into community kitchens,…

Cities across the country are weighing whether to close down bars and restaurants to enforce social distancing during coronavirus.

The actions come in response to growing concerns over a health crisis.

Individuals are not at risk of contracting coronavirus through the blood donation process or through blood transfusion.

With the District and the country under a state of emergency, would-be restaurant and bar patrons are practicing recommended social distancing as they try to flatten the curve of coronavirus cases. As a result, small businesses have to…