Virginia Child Has Syndrome Linked To Coronavirus: Patch PM

Here are the share-worthy stories from Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia Patches to talk about tonight:

VA Child Recovering From Rare Coronavirus-Linked Condition

The Fairfax Health District reported Tuesday the state's first case of multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) associated with COVID-19, a rare inflammatory disease.

NoVA's 'Islands Of Disadvantage' At Greatest Risk Of Coronavirus

Although everyone is potentially susceptible to the new coronavirus, or COVID-19, people of color and low-income families are especially vulnerable and have higher death rates from COVID-19, according to research commissioned by the Northern Virginia Health Foundation.

• Ventilator Use For Virginia Coronavirus Patients Remains Steady

Coronavirus Testing Events Planned In 2 Fairfax County Areas

Free community testing events will be held in two Fairfax County areas hit hard by the new coronavirus pandemic. The drive-thru and walk-in testing will not require a doctor referral, appointment, or insurance.

DC On Track To Re-Open Bowser Says; 8 New Coronavirus Deaths

Based on information released by the D.C. Department of Health, the District is on track toward re-opening from the mandated stay-at-home order issued by Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Local Hero: Doctor Makes Difference For Critically Ill Patients

During these difficult times, heroes emerge. We all know someone who's making a difference right now as we live through unprecedented times. Here at Patch, we've launched a local heroes series to recognize these everyday people.

• Local Hero: Herndon Violinist Plays So Others May Eat

Virginia Patch Survey: What Are Your Memorial Day, Summer Plans?

Virginia Patch has put together this informal survey about people's plans for the Memorial Day weekend and summer amid the pandemic. Whether you plan to stay in or take a trip, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Responses are being taken through noon Thursday.

Fairfax County Park Authority To Start Opening Parking Lots

The Fairfax County Park Authority announced Tuesday barricades will be cleared and parking lots opened in time for Memorial Day weekend. The park openings will happen in phases from Wednesday, May 20 to Friday, May 22 at all 427 county-operated parks.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Leesburg High School Senior Wins Graduation Speech Contest
• Loudoun Adds Interactive Features To Coronavirus Dashboard
• Alexandria Man Charged For Role In Sexual Exploitation Of Kids
• Police Arrest 2nd Driver In Manassas Hit-And-Run
• Suspect Arrested For Setting Fire To Homeless Man: DC Police
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured In Anacostia Shooting: DC Police
• Stolen Vehicle Recovered; 2nd Stolen Vehicle Eludes Police
• Vienna Bingo Features Challenges In Support Of Businesses
• State Police Issue Senior Alert For Missing Reston Man
• Memorial Day 2020: Alexandria Service Changes, Things To Do
• Memorial Day 2020: Kingstowne Service Changes, Things To Do
• Memorial Day 2020: McLean Service Changes, Things To Do

Across America

• U.S. Coronavirus Blog: Battle On Unemployment Aid; Deaths Hit 90K
• NJ Gym Warned By Gov. Murphy Reopens For 2nd Day; 1 Arrested
• Annapolis Mayor Warns People Not To Ignore Safer-At-Home Rules
• Tucson Couple Disputing Astronomical Cost To Name Son Perseus
• Texas Bars Slated To Reopen; Restaurant Occupancy Doubled