DC's First Coronavirus Death, Cases In All VA Regions | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Latest Coronavirus News In DC/VA

VA Coronavirus Cases Surpass 100, Workers Told To Contact OSHA

Virginia health officials said Friday the state has 114 confirmed positive cases of the new coronavirus, or COVID-19. Every region in the state now has a positive coronavirus cases after southwest Virginia reported its first case Friday.

1st Coronavirus Death In DC Confirmed; Closure Orders Modified

Mayor Muriel Bowser confirmed the District's first death to the new coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. She also pushed back the date when her mass gathering order would end, as well as when D.C. schools would reopen.

• DC Health Reports 32 New Coronavirus Cases In The District

Unemployment, Tests, Food: 10 VA Resources In Coronavirus Crisis

As the ongoing coronavirus crisis unfolds, you likely have many questions on how it will continue to affect you and your family's daily life. From employment to food and more, there are many new struggles that Virginia families are facing.

Loudoun Elementary School Staffer Tests Positive For Coronavirus

A staff member at Waxpool Elementary School in Ashburn tested positive for the new coronavirus, or COVID-19, according to Loudoun County Public Schools. The staff member is recovering at home, the school system said.

Coronavirus: Restrictions Eased To Aid Alexandria Businesses

The City of Alexandria is suspending enforcement of some regulations to aid local businesses during the new coronavirus outbreak. The changes took effect on March 19 and continue until further notice.

Restaurant Inspections Continue Despite Coronavirus Closures

Many Arlington restaurants have closed or are open only for delivery or carryout. In the meantime, health officials continue to inspect food service establishments across the county.

• CBP Shuts Down Trusted Traveler Enrollment Centers: Coronavirus
• Multi-Day Meals To Be Distributed By Alexandria School District
• New VA Coronavirus Task Force To Investigate Fraud Claims
• How To Support Vienna Businesses During Coronavirus Situation
• Falls Church Restaurants, Grocery Stores Operate With Changes
• Coronavirus Prompts Closings, Late Payment Policy In Kingstowne
• Falls Church Farmers Market Suspended This Saturday
• Loudoun Animal Shelter Creates Wish List During Coronavirus
• NoVa Housing Expo For Hard-Up Residents Postponed Until Autumn

Also Worth a Look Today

• New Arrest Made In North Hill Park Gang Killing
• Suspect In 1 Stabbing, 2 Burglaries Arrested By DC Police
• Barbershop Shooting Suspects Captured On Video: Police
• Loudoun Deputies Find 6,000 Counterfeit Xanax Pills, $10K In Cash
• Suspected Carjacker Hides From Police In Ice Cooler, Trash Can

Across America

• Coronavirus Live U.S. Updates: Weekend Of Mar. 20
• Coronavirus: CA Issues 'Stay-At-Home Order'
• Coronavirus Triggers 'Surge' In Gun Sales
• All 'Non-Life-Sustaining' Businesses In PA Must Close By 8 PM
• Coronavirus: Abbott Orders Restaurants' Closure