Jennifer Davis
Washington Post
Washington, DC, United States
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Covid Christmas: Managing kids’ expectations without turning into the Grinch
As if parenting during a pandemic weren’t already hard enough, now you can add in the pressure that comes with managing the loss of treasured traditions. → Read More
‘Telepresence’ robots are making virtual school feel a little more like real school
“It’s really, truly amazing, because it looks like something out of Star Wars, really,” Thomas says. “It’s like techno wizardry.” A robot is also helping Amy Kleine’s 7-year-old son, Zach, stay connected to teachers and other students at St. Rose School in Longview, Wash., while he attends remotely to minimize the virus risk to his family members. “At this point, he’s been away from the public… → Read More
How to help children adjust to masks, according to experts and parents
“All the kids now know Spider-Man is the true hero because he covers his nose and mouth and protects himself and others. Batman is not the hero we need right now because he covers only his forehead and ears.” → Read More
Brutal assault on Metro train captured on video
A brutal fight on a moving Metro train has gone viral. It happened on a southbound Green Line train over the weekend and the incident was captured by cell phone. → Read More
Wounded Warriors receive sendoff from Vice President for their R
Nearly 200 wounded warriors spent this Memorial Day heading off on a 360-mile bike ride called Ride 2 Recovery and they received a high-profile sendoff. → Read More
Alexandria owner offers free yoga for a year if vandal turns sel
Instead of getting mad, one woman in Alexandria is taking a different approach with vandals who targeted her small business. She has decided to offer them a little inner peace. → Read More
Violent armed robberies along popular DC bike trail
D.C. police are investigating a series of armed robberies that happened on or near a popular bike trail in Northeast. Four of the robberies happened this past Sunday between 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., ... → Read More
Man critically hurt in attempted robbery, shooting in Silver Spring
One man was critically hurt after an attempted robbery and shooting in Silver Spring. → Read More
2 injured after concrete stair collapse at Arlington home
Fire officials say two people have been injured after falling into a hole created during a concrete stair collapse in Arlington. Amazingly, their injuries are not life-threatening and a little girl... → Read More
Six months since the disappearance of Sarah and Jacob Hoggle
This weekend marks six months since the disappearance of Sarah and Jacob Hoggle → Read More
Water main break causes large sinkhole in Northeast DC
Repair crews are dealing with a major mess in Northeast D.C. after a water main break caused a major sinkhole on 13th Street. The 8-inch water main that broke caused a sinkhole big enough that it s... → Read More
Winter storms leaving trash overflowing in some DC neighborhoods
More snow in the forecast could mean more headaches for some D.C. residents when it comes to their trash removal. This will be the third winter storm in eight days and the inclement weather has ser... → Read More
Weekend snowstorm causes couple to change plans, get married at Va. fire station
The snow over the weekend forced a local couple to change their wedding plans. Instead of getting married in their original venue, the couple got hitched at an Arlington County fire station. → Read More
Princess Awesome aims to create girls clothing line eliminating gender stereotypes
Two local moms are fighting gender stereotypes with a campaign on Kickstarter. Their goal is to create a clothing line that features more than just princesses and fairies. Judging by the extraordin... → Read More
Measles outbreak raises debate on vaccinating kids
There are now more than 100 cases of measles in the United States. This outbreak has led to a debate between conventional science and parents who decide not to vaccinate their children for one reas... → Read More
Changes proposed to transform I-66 in Virginia
If you hate driving on I-66 because it is always so congested, you are not alone. The Virginia Department of Transportation says it hears you and now you have a chance to speak up and offer suggest... → Read More
Drone incident raises more White House security concerns for Secret Service
The United States Secret Service is investigating another security breach at the White House. A quadcopter crashed onto the White House grounds overnight. This latest incident is also raising new s... → Read More
Family holds vigil for 7 year old who drowned in a pond
The family of a 7 year old boy who fell into an icy Oxon Hill pond and died Friday - gathered tonight at that same scene to remember him. → Read More
Va. man remembered for helping people with disabilities save financially with ABLE Act
The family of a local advocate for individuals with Down syndrome is speaking out about his unexpected death and the amazing difference he made helping young people with disabilities nationwide sav... → Read More
Disturbing message towards police was painted on a sign in Laurel
The police union in Prince George's County is warning their officers to be on alert tonight - after a disturbing message towards police was painted on a sign in front of an apartment complex in Lau... → Read More