The rate of new cases has decreased recently in District of Columbia.
The hand sanitizer was sold nationwide in 8-ounce bottles that resemble water bottles. Ingestion could cause drowsiness and even comas.
Earlier this week, ten council members wrote Bowser an open letter asking her to keep the mandate in place.
Council members expressed concern for children, particularly those under five years old who are ineligible for an approved vaccine.
The D.C. government will lift its indoor mask mandate on Nov. 22, although masks will still be required in schools and other settings.
Two popular Trader Joe's chicken products sold at DC and Virginia stores were recalled this week.
Flower Foods has recalled some Tastykake cupcakes sold in Virginia and DC because they may contain small fragments of metal mesh wire.
Pregnant women in District of Columbia have moderate vulnerability to poor health outcomes, according to a new analysis.
Companies that shipped and sold salmonella-tainted onions to Virginia, DC consumers have been named in a national recall. Here's the latest.
Erin Brockovich says it is important to address root cause of individual cases
The Pentagon issued a mandate Monday requiring all of its civilian employees to be vaccinated for COVID-19 by Nov. 22.
The Washington, D.C. region ranked third among the top metro areas according to Sharecare's latest Community Well-Being Index.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University seeking prostate cancer patients
The air quality in parts of northern Virginia and DC may be harmful Wednesday for people with some health issues, according to authorities.
Nearly three quarters of Americans say they plan to get a flu shot this year; 45% planning on getting their vaccine at a retail pharmacy
Metro is implementing a new policy where employees will be required to provide proof of COVID vaccination or negative coronavirus tests.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser said Tuesday that all District government employees must get vaccinated against COVID-19 by mid-September.
Updated federal data shows how many hospital beds are currently filled in District of Columbia and across DC.
DC Water issued a boil water advisory Thursday for some customers in Northeast D.C. after a temporary loss of pressure Wednesday afternoon.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an order Thursday requiring that masks be required in public indoor settings beginning Saturday morning.
Here’s how Washington, D.C. compared to 99 other cities in the 2021 American Fitness Index.
Starting Monday, the District of Columbia updated its mask-wearing policy for city employees under a new city administrator order.
Children in Washington, D.C. are at a heightened risk of dying in a hot car this summer.
CVS will give away Super Bowl tickets, vacations and cash to encourage DC and Virginia residents to get vaccinated.
The 50 cities where pest control company Orkin got the most calls about mosquitoes from April 2020-March 2021 includes DC and two VA cities.
Here's a list of the Red Cross blood drives coming up near you.
Help fuel women researching cancer breakthroughs and cures!
Samaritan Inns, which focuses on homelessness and addiction, is accepting new clients at a newly renovated location on Ontario Road.
A key federal committee recommended the CDC lift the pause of the Johnson & Johnson single-dose COVID-19 vaccine in D.C. and nationally.
Here is updated data on hospital capacity in District of Columbia.
American Cancer Society and Pfizer Award $250,000 to Reduce Prostate Cancer Disparities Among Black Men in the DC Area
Six D.C. councilmember are backing legislation that would replace the city’s existing sales tax on sugary drinks with an excise tax.
The Red Cross is holding a series of blood drives soon in the Washington DC area.
The District of Columbia will be loosening several COVID-19 restrictions starting March 22, including limits placed on indoor dining.
The Marine Corps Marathon is currently scheduled as a virtual race, but it could change to an in-person race if COVID-19 conditions improve.
Here's how the waning coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals in District of Columbia.
On the first day that D.C. expanded its eligibility requirements to reserve a vaccination appointment, the District's system broke down.
Here's how the waning COVID-19 pandemic is affecting hospital capacity in District of Columbia and across DC.
The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the Washington DC area.
The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Washington DC.