Ariane Datil
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Washington, DC, United States
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Biden's plan will bring thousands of immigrants to DMV area
LatinX advocacy groups say the DMV isn't prepared to fully support thousands of immigrants when they get here. → Read More
Maryland COVID-19 hospitalizations surge as UK variant spreads
Maryland coronavirus cases, hospitalizations, Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, vaccine, UK variant, youth cases, under 30, covid, herd immunity, reopening. → Read More
Here's what you need to know if you were signed up for a J&J vaccine through CVS
According to CVS, they implemented the FDA’s suggested pause in the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. They say check your email for a notice about rescheduling. → Read More
VERIFY: It's suggested, but not mandatory for vaccine providers to provide both doses
Do you know those people who have been waiting outside of vaccine locations at night to get any leftover doses? They’re called vaccine chasers. → Read More
Here's what you need to know about a summer internship program in real estate for DC students
A real estate program within the Friendship Charter school system is inspiring students to build careers in real estate and give back to their communities. → Read More
Montgomery County residents say they're leaving the county to get vaccinated. Here's why
Will opening the new mass vaccination site in Montgomery County make the wait time for county residents shorter or longer? The Q-and-A team looked into it. → Read More
Biden’s infrastructure spending plan would cover more than just roads
President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is getting heat from the GOP for not spending enough on infrastructure, but infrastructure is more than just roads. → Read More
Lil Nas X isn't named in Nike suit over shoes with human blood
The athletic wear maker sues MSCHF Product Studio over the conversion of 666 pairs of shoes in a tie-in with the "Old Town Road" singer. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccines don’t contain gluten, are safe for celiac
There are three authorized COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. All are safe for people with celiac disease. → Read More
Montgomery County restaurant manager reacts as indoor dining restrictions loosen
Many Montgomery County businesses can now open at 50% capacity as covid cases in county are on the rise. → Read More
Neighbors evacuated for hours while Arlington police investigate explosive devices in nearby home
During the execution of the search warrant, Arlington County police say a homemade sawed-off shotgun and two improvised explosive devices were located. → Read More
Virginia Unemployment questions VEC COVID-19 pandemic
The unemployment rate in Virginia fell to 5.3% in January according to the VEC. But even with less claimants, claim requests and questions are going unanswered. → Read More
What you need to know about new COVID testing at Dulles and Reagan airports
Before you head on your next trip, here's what you need to know about COVID-19 testing at the airport. → Read More
Health experts say rapid testing is key to returning to normal. But do we have enough?
The Maryland Department of Health said they've received over a million rapid tests from the federal government. They have a few hundred thousand left. → Read More
April flights expected to double those in March as more travelers choose to fly
With more people getting vaccinated and more states relaxing their restrictions, experts are optimistic more Americans will fly this spring. → Read More
Take a tour of Arlington County's first mass vaccination site
The county's first mass vaccination site will open its doors for residents to receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine. → Read More
How to protect African American cemeteries in Maryland
The Maryland General Assembly discussed a bill that would restore, preserve and protect historical African American cemeteries. → Read More
3 minority owned businesses are the latest in a string of burglaries in Arlington
Police are asking the community for help in their investigation of a series of burglaries in Northern Virginia. → Read More
This new dashboard shows you where you are on waitlist for a vaccine in Fairfax County
Fairfax County unveiled a new dashboard that tracks where people stand on the waitlist to receive vaccines. → Read More
Here's how to properly fit your mask according to new CDC research
The CDC is now recommending double masking or wearing tighter masks to better protect yourself from new strains of COVID. → Read More